From: Joseph 1 (neohuman@goldenfuture.net)
Date: Thu Jun 29 2000 - 12:04:09 MDT
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tilley@att.net wrote on Thursday, June 29, 2000 12:53 PM:
> Art De Vany(62-63) may fit the bill here. He uses
> a "paleolithic" diet/exercise regimen.
>
> http://www.evolutionaryfitness.com
>
I wonder-- since his book isn't out yet and his website is very short
on details-- how his program differs from "Dr. Citron's Evolutionary
Diet and Cookbook" ("...if you eat the way our hunter-gatherer
Cro-Magnon ancestors ate, you'll avoid health problems because you'll
be eating the foods our bodies evolved to consume.")
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1561703540/qid=962301216/sr=1-4
/102-1956430-7415324
Also, there's "Neanderthin : Eat Like a Caveman to Achieve a Lean,
Strong, Healthy Body" ("he developed an interest in Paleolithic
nutrition (the science of what our Stone Age ancestors ate before the
development of agrarian societies)."
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0312243383/ref=sim_books/102-19
56430-7415324
I remember seeing a piece on some guy following a "cave man diet" on
60 minutes last year. I wonder if it was one of these folks? I must
say I do like the theory; going with a diet that we followed as our
species evolved into its present form makes a lot of sense to me. But
then again, I would be just as happy eating a completely synthetic
nutrient brick five times a day if it'd give me another couple of
decades of life (and this from someone who fancies himself a chef!).
Joseph 1
http://www.goldenfuture.net/neohuman
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