> >What I find disturbing are the goofball rip-offs of "paleo" >terminology >that seem to be popping up at an > >increasing rate in the popular press. Speaking of which, Glamour (or was it Cosmo?) had reference to Cordain's book. They listed several new and not-as-new diet books in three categories, one of them "Cavewomen Diets" with a picture of our pal Wilma Flinstone above the list. Which "cavewoman" book was their favorite? Of course, that lame-ass excuse for Paleo nutrition that came out in '01, written by a woman whose name I forget, who seems to think whole wheat is what cavemen ate. They also referred to low-carb diets as "dangerous high protein diets in disquise." I thought of buying this rag just to bring us all up to date on it's "wisdom" but then I thought about resolving never to buy one of these shiny fishwrappers again, they make me so mad. Dori Zook Denver, CO _________________________________________________________________ Join the world’s largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. http://www.hotmail.com