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    Back in the Paleolithic Age, old (ancient) Stone Age 2 million - 8000 B.C.E .Hunters/Gatherers we travelled light - ONLY carrying the absolute necessities. They were “One meal away from starvation”. As nomads we were never able to settle down we are constantly moving. We have to follow our food sources. We ate animals, grasses. Our clothes were animal/hydes. The animals that the men hunted were antelope, fox, wolf, dogs, cats , birds , tortoises , and crabs. The tools we used for hunting,…

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    online keyword search will confirm just how much interest the Paleo diet is generating. But what is it? The Paleo diet is a form of eating where the main requirements are to consume what are considered to be the ancient foods eaten during the Paleolithic period. It is also sometimes referred to as the caveman diet or the Stone Age diet. Perhaps you have come to the point where all you see are the chemicals and processing in today’s diet. Row after row of the foods in the grocery store are…

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    today's culture, going on a diet has turned into a life-style. With countless diet programs to select from, you will need to comprehend the fundamentals of every diet before selecting the one which fits your needs. A lot of diets dissuade considerable amounts of animal meat intake, limit carbs, or concentrate mostly on vegetables and fruit. This diet, on the other hand, is exclusive since it is based upon the diet from the first people. Paleo is an abbreviation for Paleolithic, which describes…

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    Paleo Meal Analysis

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    Well currently being and actual physical physical fitness advocates and exercise buffs browsing for any lengthy furthermore to simple-to-follow diet must discover that the Paleo diet plan could well be amongst the finest selections to some serene way of life, plus Paleo food stuff prepare meal programs are around the checklist of palatable all-all-natural foodstuff goods actually. Â As an alternative of attempting to tactic getting with a eating habits, currently being an opportunity that…

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    As its name suggests, the Paleo Diet gets its inspiration from the Paleolithic era, when man survived as a hunter-gatherer. The diet, originated by Loren Cordain, health professor at the Colorado State University, is based on a radical line of thought. Professor Cordain argues that since the human genome has not evolved in the last 50,000 years or so, there is reason to believe that the most natural diet for man is what his caveman ancestors ate. In other words, for good health one should…

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    Caveman Research Paper

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    We all have an inner caveman. The vast majority of us just don't realize it and that the healthiest diet is the oldest one. An inner caveman who's craving foods he ate during the prehistoric era. It probably contradicts all your stereotypes, but the prehistoric man who lived before the advent of agriculture was, in many ways, an extremely fit, athletic person. Usually, we think "caveman" and we think disease and deprivation. That isn't necessarily so. I can't actually confirm that every…

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    whether the Paleo Diet is safe. By Paleo diet we are, of course, referring to the recently popularised way of eating that is based on the (presumed) diet of Paleolithic Man, the hunter gatherer. So what's the answer? Is the Paleo Diet safe or not? Low carbohydrates There seem to be a few possible objections to the Paleo way of eating, and the first of these is based largely on a misconception. The Paleo Diet does share some similarities with the well know, perhaps infamous, Atkins Diet. Like the…

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    Journal of Archaeological Science 22:841-852. Drucker, D. and H. Bocherens 2004 Carbon and nitrogen stable isotopes as tracers of change in diet breadth during Middle and Upper Paleolithic in Europe. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology 14:162-177. Hardy, B. L., K. Marvin, A. E. Marks and K. Monigal 2001 Stone tool function at the paleolithic sites of Starosele and Buran Kaya III, Crimea: Behavioral implications. PNAS 98(19):10972-10977. Kuhn, S. L. and M. C. Stiner 2006 What’s a…

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    Hunting Hypothesis Essay

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    in the scientific community quite some time ago. Popular area focused on this topic was the effect of Spear use by Eurasian Neanderthals and early modern humans. Neanderthals are commonly known for roaming the earth during the same time as Upper Paleolithic modern humans. Due to the extinction of Neanderthals and our continued progression an important argument is the difference in predatory capabilities between the two hominids. Both actively used spears during their hunting exploits, however…

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    What Diet is Most Effective? Hooper, B. "Popular Diets - What Is The Evidence?" Nutrition Bulletin 39.3 (2014): 284-289. Academic Search Complete. Web. 7 Nov. 2014. Dr. Hooper's article compares the weight lost rates of different diets and their health effects. By using random participants, Dr. Hooper was able to avoid biased results while conducting the experiment. Considering any outside factors that may interfere with the data, Paleolithic diets, fasting, and high/low protein diets are…

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