This is exactly what I expected from the media coverage we received tonight.
Please do not be disenchanted in any way.  Soon we hope to have the support
on this site of Dr. Cordain as well as Dr. Eaton, a physician at Emory
University, and author of "the paleolithic prescription" who has prescribed
the Caveman Diet to some of his cardiac patients.  Perhaps all we have at
this time is circumstancial evidence.  Even so, I have read documented cases
of people with multiple auto-immune disorders becoming healthy, and "fat"
people losing weight by following this unheralded path. Let's continue to
speak the truth, no matter how deep others may try to bury it.

Thank you for your diligence!
Webmaster
http://www.cavemandiet.com

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From: Paleolithic Eating Support List
[mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Ken Stuart
Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2000 10:57 PM
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Subject: [P-F] Ray - was this what you expected?


Hello,

I saw Ray on 48 Hours tonight, and, of course, absolutely no theoretical
content
about WHY "eating live a cave man" is better was allowed to reach the final
program.

It was interesting seeing Ray's interviewer giving the soft-ball treatment
to
Dr. Dean Ornish - none of whose "medical research" statements have been
proven
or demonstrated in actual medical research (cf Dr. Schwarzbein) - and
laughing
and joking with him.

Ray, was this what you expected?   Being the comedy segment?

I can't imagine the Paleo Diet ever getting any respect, until it is
presented
as including Dr. Cordain's research...


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Cheers,

Ken
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