Comments on: Primal Blueprint Health Challenge & A Few Matters of Interest http://thisprimallife.com/2009/08/primal-blueprint-health-challenge-a-few-matters-of-interest/ A blog about the Primal Blueprint diet and lifestyle Sun, 20 Nov 2011 21:53:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: shelley http://thisprimallife.com/2009/08/primal-blueprint-health-challenge-a-few-matters-of-interest/comment-page-1/#comment-195 shelley Wed, 26 Aug 2009 12:55:38 +0000 http://thisprimallife.com/?p=369#comment-195 Hi Grok - Thanks! After I read your comment I went back and read the comments on the interview. I guess because the 2blowhards site isn't focused so much on nutrition, much less primal/paleo nutrition the comments are bound to be skeptical. They struck me, for the most part, as skeptical in a pretty reasonable and constructive way, though.... was this not your impression? A rigorous but constructive debate might do more to convince people than a lots of comments in agreement. Hi Joanna - I'm a big fan of the Weston A Price foundation. I love my Nourishing Traditions Cookbook. There are also some wonderful recipes in Mary Enig and Sally Fallon's book, Eat Fat to Lose Fat. Hi Grok – Thanks! After I read your comment I went back and read the comments on the interview. I guess because the 2blowhards site isn’t focused so much on nutrition, much less primal/paleo nutrition the comments are bound to be skeptical. They struck me, for the most part, as skeptical in a pretty reasonable and constructive way, though…. was this not your impression? A rigorous but constructive debate might do more to convince people than a lots of comments in agreement.

Hi Joanna – I’m a big fan of the Weston A Price foundation. I love my Nourishing Traditions Cookbook. There are also some wonderful recipes in Mary Enig and Sally Fallon’s book, Eat Fat to Lose Fat.

]]> By: Joanna http://thisprimallife.com/2009/08/primal-blueprint-health-challenge-a-few-matters-of-interest/comment-page-1/#comment-164 Joanna Sun, 23 Aug 2009 21:37:42 +0000 http://thisprimallife.com/?p=369#comment-164 That was a witty quip :) I read the interviews and it was very interesting. While I haven't read the book, I do have a few issues with the total approach (namely, we haven't been hunter gatherers in quite some time) but the basic advice is sound. I'm totally on board with reducing carbs, sugar, processed foods, etc., and tossing most current "conventional wisdom" to the wind. My mantra these days is traditional, local, sustainable. Keep it as close to the way God intended as possible. The Weston A. Price Foundation is a great source of information ( www.westonaprice.org ). Maybe if we keep exposing the lies of the food pyramid people will embrace a more natural way of eating and we will be healthier overall! That was a witty quip :)

I read the interviews and it was very interesting. While I haven’t read the book, I do have a few issues with the total approach (namely, we haven’t been hunter gatherers in quite some time) but the basic advice is sound. I’m totally on board with reducing carbs, sugar, processed foods, etc., and tossing most current “conventional wisdom” to the wind.

My mantra these days is traditional, local, sustainable. Keep it as close to the way God intended as possible. The Weston A. Price Foundation is a great source of information ( http://www.westonaprice.org ). Maybe if we keep exposing the lies of the food pyramid people will embrace a more natural way of eating and we will be healthier overall!

]]> By: Grok http://thisprimallife.com/2009/08/primal-blueprint-health-challenge-a-few-matters-of-interest/comment-page-1/#comment-150 Grok Sat, 22 Aug 2009 00:45:10 +0000 http://thisprimallife.com/?p=369#comment-150 Your quip was funny :) Good looking groceries, good looking kids, but it's no surprise... just look at Mom! Many of the comments on that great interview were from complete morons. I wonder if most even read it. Your quip was funny :)

Good looking groceries, good looking kids, but it’s no surprise… just look at Mom!

Many of the comments on that great interview were from complete morons. I wonder if most even read it.

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