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> Since I've returned to this list, it's quite nice to see how much more
> information there is in the mainstream about paleo nutrition, like
> Cordain's "The Paleo Diet."  I just got it recently.  Does anyone
> remember if there was a lot of discussion about it on this list? 

Yes, there has been discussion of it throughout most of the existence of
this list. Cordain himself posted in the PaleoDiet list in its early years.

> I'll
> see if I can access the archives soon (assuming they exist).

Both the PaleoFood and PaleoDiet archives still exist.

> The most useful thing I've found lately has been Rachel Matesz's book
> "The Garden of Eating."  

Rachel used to post on the PaleoFood list.

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