Paleo is not about imitating cavemen, because you are not a caveman. Sure, you have advantages that cavemen didn’t have (sanitized water, modern hospitals, antibiotics, vegetables through the winter...) but you also have problems that cavemen didn’t have.
Adapting a Paleo diet to modern life sometimes means changing “what cavemen probably did,” because you’re dealing with problems that simply didn’t exist in the Paleolithic. It’s about keeping the basic concepts of evolutionary nutrition, but applying them to the new situation:
Further Reading:
Interesting in going deeper about some of the topics discussed in the infographic? Here are some related articles:
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- Sleep Hygiene
- Weight, appetite, metabolism, and health
- Gut flora maintenance
- Allergies
- Chronic diseases
- Nutrition for stress management
- Meditation
- Sound Manipulation
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- Anti-inflammatory diet
- Soy
- Plastic
- Pollution and weight
- Social connections
- Supplementing
- Choosing the right supplements
- Carb tolerance
- Low-carb dieting
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