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On Mon, 17 Apr 2006 19:53:31 -0400, Rob Campbell <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> So which guide (or others?) is suggested for a novice? Or is the
> information available on the net sufficient?
None of them are perfect. I liked Neanderthin because it appealed to
common sense. AFAIK that's the best guide.
Here's another imperfect screed:
http://www.earth360.com/diet_paleodiet_balzer.html
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> It seems that this list was once very high traffic and now has slowed.
> Is
> this something that people were heavily into as it gained fame and have
> now
> moved onto other eating styles, or is there just not much to talk about
> after a while?
There used to be a lot more strife on this list. ;)
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> I am pretty good about eating what I believe I need to, but one other
> concern I have with this is that I cannot stand to eat eggs. If need
> be, I
> can try to intentionally learn to eat them. I was able to do this with
> tomatoes in my 20s, and am very glad I did. I have not missed eggs in my
> life, but they seem a nutritious and affordable paleo staple.
I chug-a-lug raw egg yolks. No taste to bug me. Don't eat the white raw.
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> More than anything I am concernced about the social and cultural
> challenges... eating with friends and family. My partner has
> absolutely no
> interest in this, she laughed when I first mentioned the idea. I believe
> she would be supportive if I made my intentions clear, but its going to
> make
> dining together a constant challenge. Anyone else been through this?
Family has tolerated my missionary zeal. I have learned to tolerate their
suicidal foolishness.
William
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