Start Here Post | Hunt.Gather.Love. Welcome to version 2.0 of HuntGatherLove. I started this site four years ago as a place for my thoughts about food and diet. Turns out my views have evolved quite a lot since then and this page has gone through several versions. I used to recommend a lot of diet books, overlooking some of the huge flaws in them because I felt that overall their message was positive. But the more time I spent in the health and diet community, the more I realized that those flaws end up acting like a virus, spreading stealthily through the internet with their flaws increasingly magnified. A good diet book is hard to find. Some of my more popular recommendations on different diets and their flaws: Veganism- LetThemEatMeat interview, I recommend Denise Minger's take on The China Study Paleo- Breaking Up With Paleo, Paleofantasy, Paleo & IBS This page is a work in progress so check back often for more links and useful information.
How the media sensationalizes paleo | Hunter-Gatherer Sometimes all you can do is laugh. I love this new piece at Time: Should you eat like a caveman? It's a perfect example of how this whole paleo concept can be sensationalized — by the press AND by practitioners. It all went down at the De Vany book-signing a couple weeks ago. Evolution stopped 40,000 years agoThere was one single paleolithic diet and lifestyleWomen did not contribute very much to the tribe Sigh. What's odd about the article is that we offered up nearly every counter-point she uses to de-bunk the ideas above. Evolution did not stop 40,000 years ago I can't think of a single paleo blogger or author or claims this. There is no one, single paleolithic diet and lifestyle Duh. That said, it's a common technique in mainstream peer-reviewed evolutionary psychology to talk about an Environment of Evolutionary Adaptedness (EEA), an environment containing the selection pressures that led to specific adaptations. Women are essential providers to the tribe
Paleo Diet Lifestyle | paleo diet tips and recipes Blender: Wilfa blender/smoothie maker (BL1200) Test: Testvinder: Blender: Wilfa blender/smoothie maker (BL1200) Pris: 899 kr. Motor:1200 watt »Den klarer alle opgaver rigtig godt. Det er en god kraftig motor«, siger Lone Lysdal. Blenderen fra Wilfa knuser is på et splitsekund, laver en god, jævn smoothie på 30 sekunder og purerer kogte grøntsager til suppe på bare 12 sekunder. »Det er altså hurtigt«, siger Lone Lysdal. Hun er i det hele taget begejstret for den ekstra motorkraft i Wilfa-blenderen, der kan prale af hele 1200 watt. »Den ligger i den dyre ende, men den er alle pengene værd«, siger Lone Lysdal. Hendes eneste anke er, at der mangler en forklaring på de symboler, der angiver blenderens forskellige programmer.