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ginny wilken <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 23 Jan 2003 06:35:56 +0000
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At 16:45 -0600 1/23/03, Swayze, Jim {PBSG} wrote:
>  >I find it so hard to come up with interesting PALEO meals...
>
>One other thought on this.  In my experience, eating paleo ISN'T interesting
>until you're fully paleo.  I had a hard time imagining a daily meal of eggs
>followed by flank steak followed by pork tenderloin followed by eggs again,
>etc. as interesting.  Now I relish every bite and wonder how the heck anyone
>can ANYTHING grain based.  You really have to experience it to believe it.


I second this loudly! When I first cleaned up my act, I thought it
would be awful living without rice and bread - this even though I
still ate quite healthily for non-Paleo - but I don't miss anything.
I have no cravings for stuff from the past, and I look forward to
every meal, even though I've fallen into a bit of a rut, too: four
big eggs and something like meat or avocado for breakfast, sardines
or nuts for lunch, and lots of meat and greens or broccoli for
dinner. For a few years now, that's been unboring. Of course, I am a
hell of a good cook, and get the most in flavor with minimal or no
"cooking" anyway:)

I, too, was "normal" weight going in, but lost a bit more. I hold
muscle better with less workouts, and am much healthier in terms of
headaches, muscle aches, colds, etc. having vanished...

ginny

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