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The Paleolithic Diet Explained
Posted on June 10, 2011 by Amy_Dungan in blog, Junk Science, Low-Carb

I found this great graphic on Paleolithicdiet.com and just had to share it (Thanks to the website for allowing it to be shared – you rock!) It’s a really cool synopsis of where we’ve nutritionally went wrong and how to get back on track. LOVE IT!

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Krista (Monkeygirl)

I wish the site was immediatly available after I signed up. When I gave my email, I got a message that said I needed to invite at least 3 friends to get access.
http://www.healthylowcarbliving.com Amy Dungan

Interesting Krista, I don’t remember seeing any message like that. I didn’t invite anyone, but then I didn’t go any further than this graphic either. That’s not cool though. What good is a free website if you can’t access it without bugging everyone else?
Ronboyd

And I am unsure what a “curated” e-mail is. The word comes from “Curate”; To take care of, as a museum for instance.
http://www.healthylowcarbliving.com Amy Dungan

I’m not sure either. I assumed it meant they gathered info from various sources and compile them, but who knows. I just went to the regular site and see where they are asking for 3 referrals. Not cool. I don’t want to refer something I’ve never seen.
http://www.healthylowcarbliving.com Amy Dungan

I need to amend. I just looked at a sample newsletter they sent me. It looks pretty good, so would probably be worth having to send out referrals, although again, that is pretty annoying. I don’t like having to send out referrals for anything I’m interested in. If I think my friends are interested, I’d likely share it with them anyway (like I did in this blog post for the most part).

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