>        So many lists, so little time.  I have a question.  I like this list
>because of the number of intelligent questions and answers.  Is there a
>diet list where I would be happier than here?  Something research oriented?

Hello Muriel.  :-)

There are two lists which may potentially interest you.  The first is the
Lowcarb Tech list I run, which you'll find described at
http://www.syndicomm.com/lowfat.html which is a technical discussion group
meant for general discussion of low-carbohydrate and ketogenic diets (which
dovetails frequently with paleolithic nutrition concepts especially because
of frequent discussion of hyperinsulinemia and related problems).  The list
is supposed to be research oriented; at the moment it's still a bit overrun
by newbies but we're moving soon to a new location that will give us a bit
more control.  In the meantime though it's still a pretty good list.

There is also the Paleolithic Diet & Exercise Symposium.  This is very,
very research oriented and is entirely about paleolithic nutrition.  There
are about 200 subscribers and about 2/3rds have doctorates in fields such
as biology, archaeology, paleontology, medicine, etc.  Conversations can
become -quite- arid and technical, especially when the biologists get
cranking, but if your interest is in learning it's well worth reading.  See
http://maelstrom.stjohns.edu/archives/paleodiet.html for a list of all
discussions to date, and shoot me email if you want to actually subscribe.