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Re: Fallon reviews Cordain
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Fri, 3 May 2002 17:36:54 -0500
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Marianne Fuller wrote:

> wow, that's depressing! is this just another case of every authority having
> another point of view, or are certain things about this way of eating really
> dangerous? if so, what should one do differently? avoid canola oil, eat
> fatty meat, not use flax oil to cook (we already knew that one)?

I had not heard that information about most canola oil being deodorized which
removes the omega-3s.  But I have never used this oil, mostly because it hasn't
been around very long and I prefer to stick with good olive oils.  It's not
paleo but I also use ghee (makes FABULOUS omelets) for cooking sometimes.

I like the idea of eating grass-fed beef or game since any fat that you eat from
them will have a much better omega3 to omega 6 ratio.

L'shalom,

Marishka

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