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Amanda Hayward-Lester <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 27 Feb 1998 12:03:00 -0500
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>If you're trying to lose weight, nuts can be a problem.  If you're simply
>on the diet to maintain and be healthy, of course there's nothing wrong
>with eating nuts.
>

Are pistachios paleo?

After being paleo for about three months I decided I needed to stop losing
weight as I was getting very bony. After some experiemtntation I found nuts
to be a great weight stabilizing food. I tried eating more fruit, which
caused me to gain, but also triggered terrible sugar cravings for me,
leading to some very destructive candy bar experiences....

Some good news for any others like me that used to follow rigid low fat
diets and are still not quite comfortable with the idea that fat is a
reasonable food, is that I finally got the courage to get a lipid profile
done after 4 months paleo.

Cholesterol 177
HDL   109
LDL  64
Triglycerides  35
Weightloss  18 lbs

My cholesterol is up slightly (was 160 before) but everything else has
improved bigtime, and I feel wonderful. So Im now a complete convert

Amanda

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