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EatWild. The following suppliers, listed by home state, either sell their products in a multi-state region, or are willing to ship their products to you.

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Alabama Alaska Faith Farms offers true young lamb at six months to the end user customer. The Sire is a registered Shetland and the Dams are cross bred Shetland and South Down. The lamb is sold cut, vacuum-packed and quick frozen. Faith Farms produces about 30-40 lambs a season. The meat is cut by a very experienced butcher and are dispatched quickly and humanely. Faith Farms also offers raw wool, handmade soap, and a limited amount of Certified Garlic Seed and Certified Alaska Potato Seed. Faith Farms only sells lambs to the person eating the product. Faith Farms and Faith Farms Country Store, Marilyn Guilmet, PO Box 625 Kodiak, AK 99615. (907) 486-3099. Arizona. Nutritional Supplements. Paleo Diet Review: Pros and Cons. Diets come, and diets go.

Paleo Diet Review: Pros and Cons

And like fashion, if you wait long enough, what is now out will eventually return -- but with a twist, so you can't dust off the old books, but instead have to buy new ones. And when you think about it, that only makes sense. After all, food really falls into one of only three groups: proteins, fats, and carbohydrates. So all diets are pretty much restricted to mixing things up within those three groups -- thus the repetition. Ahh, but given those limitations, there is still infinite variety -- thus the ever new diet programs. And now it is the turn of the Paleo Diet (also known as the Paleolithic Diet, or Caveman Diet) to sweep the nation. With that in mind, let's take a look at the Paleo Diet. The theory behind the Paleo Diet As I mentioned, the Paleo Diet has its roots in Walter Voegtlin's book, The Stone Age Diet, which was published in the mid 70's.

And they were healthy…again, so the theory goes. The tenets of the Paleo Diet This is numero uno! Lectins "The ! Everyday Paleo from Sarah Fragoso - Paleo Recipes and Paleo Talk Podcast. Healthy Gluten Free Recipes. Real Time Farms. Mark Sisson. Mark Sisson Answers Your Burnin’ Questions: Why do you have a blog?

Mark Sisson

According to my staff, I need about five blogs. But seriously, I believe that the more people talk about health with each other, the better. Taking charge of your health is up to you. Often, there’s a hidden bias – you’d be surprised how often the health news item of the day comes straight from some company’s press release (I know this, because I happen to own a successful nutrition company). How do you stay so ripped, dude? I follow a routine that includes a workout 5 to 6 days a week for about 30 minutes. Mark, tell me about your family. My beautiful wife, Carrie, and I have been happily married for over 19 years now. Are you a Republican or a Democrat? I find politics entertaining at times, infuriating at other times.

What do you do on a daily basis? Chris Kresser » 9 Steps to Perfect Health – #4: Supplement Wisely. In the first three articles in this series, we discussed which foods to eat and which foods to avoid.

Chris Kresser » 9 Steps to Perfect Health – #4: Supplement Wisely

In this article we’re going to talk about when to supplement and how to do it wisely. We’ve got a lot of material to cover, so you might want to grab a cup of tea and get comfortable! There are three principles to supplementing wisely: Get nutrients from food whenever possible.Take nutrients in their naturally occurring form whenever possible.Be selective with your supplementation. Get nutrients from food whenever possible Humans are adapted to getting nutrients from whole foods. In a paper published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition called Food Synergy: An Operational Concept For Understanding Nutrition emphasizing the importance of obtaining nutrients from whole foods, the authors concluded: They cautioned against the risk of reductionist thinking, which is common in conventional medicine and nutritional supplementation.

Folic acid is another example. Vitamin A (Retinol) The Daily Lipid. Archevore Diet. Last revised as of 9/13/2011 The Archevore Diet - A pastoral whole foods diet that can improve your health by more closely emulating the evolutionary metabolic milieu (EM2) and avoiding the hazards of industrial foodways.

Archevore Diet

This diet is a practical framework using whole foods easily available in the 21st century. It is designed to be as universal as possible. The average person who adopts it in preference to the standard american diet should be healthier in every respect, and will usually settle at a more optimal body composition spontaneously. The diet minimizes putative neolithic agents of disease (NADs) and ensures adequate micronutrition. The diet is designed to be healthy and sustainable as long as you are alive and to offer plenty of satisfaction, while minimizing food reward effects that lead to overeating.

Historically, many find this diet results in spontaneous reduction in caloric intake and in health-improving fat loss, with no measuring, weighing or special supplements. Robb Wolf.