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Guest Post by Dr. Laura Davies: Bringing Paleo to Your Doctor
Dr Laura Davies M.D. is a medical physician and PhD candidate in the field of neuroimmunology. She has been following paleo principles since May 2012 and has converted her family to this lifestyle...
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Gluten-Free in the News (some Yay! some Nay!)
Two news stories centered around gluten-free diets were published in the New York Times in the last week, one the magazine section and one in the science/health section. I’d like to take this...
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A New Study Has the Media Buzzing About Gluten. Again.
A new study in the journal Pediatrics has the gluten-free/celiac disease world buzzing (this article has been published on dozens of websites). The study concludes that early introduction of small...
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Gluten-Free Diets Can Be Healthy for Kids
Created as a guest post for www.WhatToExpect.com When actress Gwyneth Paltrow recently admitted that her family does not eat grains, the media got all riled up that she was depriving her children’s...
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Rebuttal to Wise Traditions Summer 2013 Newsletter article (titled Myth:The...
The most recent Weston A. Price Foundation (WAPF) Newsletter (a quarterly newsletter called Wise Traditions for members of WAPF) included an article titled “MYTH: The WAPF Diet is Like the Paleo Diet”...
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Is a Paleo Treat Really Paleo?
Whether or not there should be a place in our diets for paleofied baked goods is one of the most contentious issues in the paleo community. Opinions differ from one vehement extreme to the other, some...
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Guest Post by Angie Alt: Reshape Your Thoughts
Angie Alt is wife, mother, world traveler & blogger. She’s also a warrior in the autoimmunity war. Angie confronts three autoimmune disorders each day, including Celiac Disease, with powerful...
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TPV Podcast, Episode 49: Paleo Philosophy – Part 2
Our forty-ninth show! Ep. 49: Paleo Philosophy – Part 2 In this episode, Stacy and Sarah tackle part-two of the Paleo Philosophy series, discussing Sally Fallon’s article and the controversial areas...
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TPV Podcast, Episode 50: Paleo Philosophy – Part 3
Our fiftieth show! Ep. 50: Paleo Philosophy – Part 3 In this episode, Stacy and Sarah tackle part-three of the paleo philosophy discussion and round out this series with a look at vegetable intake and...
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Guest Post by Angie Alt: On Being Paleo
Angie Alt is wife, mother, world traveler & blogger. She’s also a warrior in the autoimmunity war. Angie confronts three autoimmune disorders each day, including Celiac Disease, with powerful...
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Guest Post by Eileen Laird: Your Paleo Holiday Survival Guide
Eileen Laird is using the Paleo Approach to heal rheumatoid arthritis, with great success. She has reduced her symptoms by 95%, without the use of biologic, steroid or immunosuppressant medication. She...
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Guest Post by Angie Alt: Year End Reflections
Angie Alt is wife, mother, world traveler & blogger. She’s also a warrior in the autoimmunity war. Angie confronts three autoimmune disorders each day, including Celiac Disease, with powerful...
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Call to Action! Save Dr. Terry Wahls TEDx-IowaCity Talk!
Note (added 1/15/14): Emily McManus representing TED has commented on this post with the following “Thank you for your concern. We’d like to assure you that this claim is false. We have no plans to...
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Guest Post by Angie Alt: Paleo Destroyed My Social Life
Angie Alt is wife, mother, world traveler & blogger. She’s also a warrior in the autoimmunity war. Angie confronts three autoimmune disorders each day, including Celiac Disease, with powerful...
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Guest Post by Amy Kubal, RD – Frozen Broccoli and a Can of Tuna
Amy Kubal is a Registered and Licensed Dietitian with Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Human Nutrition and Dietetics from Colorado State University. She is currently based out of Austin, Texas and...
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The Diet We’re Meant to Eat, Part 1: Evolution & Hunter-Gatherers
Want to see a debate more heated than politics or religion? Just ask a group of health-conscious people whether humans are natural herbivores, carnivores, or omnivores, and watch the fireworks begin!...
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The Diet We’re Meant to Eat, Part 2: Physiological & Biological Evidence
The subject of whether humans are naturally suited for plant-only diets or meat-only diets (or something in between) has been the source of ongoing controversy and some very strong opinions. It’s a...
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The Diet We’re Meant to Eat, Part 3: How Much Meat versus Veggies?
In the first two parts of this series (here and here), I looked at the (hotly debated!) question of whether humans are innate herbivores, carnivores, or omnivores from a variety of scientific angles:...
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Wild Edibles: Superfoods in Your Own Backyard
It’s the time of year where I start keeping my eye out for giant puffball mushrooms in my yard. I’ve still got some wild onions to pick, and even a few dandelions and wild strawberries can be seen...
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