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On Sat, 29 Jan 2000, Ingrid Bauer wrote:
> --- That sugar is refined, but there is no rule against
> >refined ingredients in Neanderthin or other paleo implementations
> >that I am familiar with. Perhaps there should be, but that would
> >change the diet considerably.
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> How can you refined sugar with a sharp stick? i am very surprised by this .
> That is the all point of a paleo eating in my opinion, eating whole foods,
You can't, but that's not the "Neanderthin rule." Neanderthin
only excludes those *ingredients* that would not have been in the
foods that paleo people ate. It doesn't exclude the extraction
and refining of those ingredients. Again, perhaps a case could
be made that a proper paleo diet should be made more restrictive
in this way.
Other refined/extracted/isolated ingredients that have generally
been regarded as "approved" are olive oil, coconut oil, rendered
animal tallow, and so on. You can't refine any of these with a
sharp stick.
Todd Moody
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