The Paleo Diet and Dr. Cordain's work have been cited in recent articles in the following media:
- Mail Tribune, Medford, Oregon
- Daily News, Redbluff, California
- The Ledger, Lakeland, Florida
- The Press of Atlantic City
- A Sweet Life: An interview with a Type 1 Diabetic
- Netstrife News - Rapid Weight Loss on the Paleolithic Diet (click on the article to make the pop-up go away).
- Medscape - Does Diet Really Affect Acne?
- Total Health Breakthroughs - Beating Obesity, The Old-Fashioned Way
- Robb Wolf discusses The Paleo Diet in his podcast The Paleolithic Solution. Robb is a former student of Dr. Cordain's, and an advocate of Cordain's work in paleolithic nutrition.
- Psychology Today - features an article on The Paleo Diet in their June edition (print), and their own paleolithic nutrition Q &A referencing Dr. Cordain's work on their blog. PT first wrote about Dr. Cordain's work in paleolithic nutrition in 1997!
- WBUR.org (Boston NPR affiliate)
- Westword
- San Jose Mercury News
- ArgusLeader.com
- AnnArbor.com
- ESPN - main article, expanded article
- The Colbert Report - interview with John Durant
- The Denver Post
- National Post
- Voice of America
- Macleans
- Politics Daily
- Sun-Sentinel
- AFP
- Spiegel Online
- Independent Online
- The Times Online
- The New York Times
- The Washington Post
- AOL's thatsfit.com
- Book publishing news site Galleycat
- The Examiner
- Medscape
- Huffington Post
I was trying to access "Cordain L. Syndrome X: Just the tip of the hyperinsulinemia iceberg. Medikament 2001; 6:46-51." on the paleo diet website but it opens in a foreign language. Is there any way I could get a copy of this paper in English? My email address is amclark4@gmail.com. Thank you for your help.
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ReplyDeleteHere's a link to the Syndrome X paper in English:
http://www.thepaleodiet.com/articles/Hyperinsulinemic%20Diseases%20Final.pdf
Good to see Paleo eating making it more and more into the mainstream. You might enjoy a humor piece about the movement that my wife and I wrote. Loren Cordain gets a joke of his own
ReplyDeleteHere it is.
I can never get a decent answer to my question regarding eggs so I will try here. My family eats Paleo and I had always thought that eating eggs (egg yolks, specifically) were perfectly ok. Afterall, nature intended the egg to be whole, so why not eat it whole rather than separating the yolk and white. I also thought the cholesterol issue regarding the yolk is truly erroneous. However, now I am reading comments here and there via these newlsetters to only include one or two yolks in my omelettes. Why?
ReplyDeleteAny clarification and/or information would be greatly appreciated!!
Thank you!
John Durant who was featured in the New York Times article also appeared as a guest on the Colbert Report (Feb 3rd).
ReplyDeleteSee: http://grokonlife.com/john-durant-bringing-paleo-to-the-colbert-report/
And Vlad Averbukh, also from the Times article, was more recently interviewed and filmed by the American Free Press. (Feb 6th)
See: http://grokonlife.com/more-media-love-for-the-paleo-lifestyle/
The interest in the Paleo diet and lifestyle seems to be gaining momentum.
As a result of the Maclean's article I was interviewed last week on a radio station in Canada about the Paleo diet.
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Is the Paleo diet effective for fibromyalgia?
ReplyDeletePlease discuss.
Hi
ReplyDeleteI have been following the Paleo diet for a couple of months now, and I’ve never been healthier or more full of energy.
However, I have a question regarding the consumption of nuts. In his book, Cordain specifies that 4 ounces is the daily limit for those who are trying to lose weight. I am not overweight; I am looking to maintain my current size. At present I would say that I eat way more than 4 ounces of nuts per day as they are my favourite snack. I stick mainly to walnuts and macadamias, with a couple of others types of nuts thrown in, but I was wondering if there is a suggested limit for people who are just looking to maintain their current weight?
Joanne
Fremantle, Western Australia.
How much of a gut irritant is alcohol compared to other gut irritants?
ReplyDeleteI am asking as I have auto-immune thyroid disease, I have cut out dairy, nightshades, eggs, grains and legumes, but do enjoy a small (4 oz) glass of wine most evenings sipped slowly. Would this contribute to thyroid antibodies?
Thought you might be interested in this 60 minutes piece from New Zealand - Maori taking part in a 10 week trial following a pre-European diet
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Julianne