On Wed, 8 Mar 2000 15:28:23 -0800 Ingrid Bauer/J-C Catry
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> "Our study results indicate fish oil does possess elements to
> stabilize mood," said lead author Andrew Stoll, MD, of Brigham and
Women's
> Hospital and McLean Hospital.

Ardeith writes:
So maybe I'm confused.....I thought the recommended
fish oils came from cold water fish from the northern
atlantic ocean.......in these times.    Just how did our
paleo ancestors obtain this sort of fish oil?   Or did
they?   If they did not, what was in their diets that
had the same sort of beneficial effect?   What makes
such fish oils "Paleo"?

Now, let me pick all your brains, please.   We have
a Monkey Puzzle tree in our yard.....maybe 50 feet
tall....drops "pinecones" as big as a human head...
thirty-some of them last year.......the cones contain
a kernal that is about the size of a pullet egg.  These
kernals are used in Chile, where the tree comes from,
by the native tribes.  They are starchy, and used
much like potatoes.......I haven't been able to find
any breakdown on these kernals....such as protein
vs carbos in these kernals........but I've been using
them like potatoes for the last year or so...........
Does anyone out there have any information about
these kernals?   They are like enormous pinenuts.

Thanks.....
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