In Fitness and in Health
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Wife and I just switched to a primal diet - many of the same principles as paleo but dairy is okay… IMO butter, cheese, etc is perfectly healthy in moderation. I wanna get healthier, not go apeshit insane, nahmean? Easier than paleo too as it's not restrictive. Still grain free, which is the main thing that makes the single biggest impact (IMO, of course... YMMV)
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which part?
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Fiance has celiac and I was looking to lose some weight so I read up on it and gave it a try. A lot of the point for people without an intolerance is that it cuts out a lot of carbs (not that I'm avoiding other carbs or doing atkins or anything) and steadies your blood sugar, so you're less hungry and feel better.
Also, I think a lot of people have some sort of intolerance, but its a spectrum.
Put another way - nobody ever got sick from a wheat deficiency - doesn't hurt to try. So I tried it and its working, might not be everybody's cup of tea but worth a shot if what you're trying isn't working like it wasn't for me.
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Paleo diet is working for me down 20#!!! Another month Ill be back into my shirts!
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Paleo diet is working for me down 20#!!! Another month Ill be back into my shirts!
That's awesome Jeff
What are the major principles of that diet? Same as Caveman diet or are they the same thing?
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Here's a kick-ass paleo website from a friend-of-friend down under; http://eatdrinkpaleo.com.au/
Lots of resources free! …says the vege who's stomach does not agree with meat :|
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I have p90x. It does everything I need it to do, but I'm a push up, pull up, sit up kinda guy. It provides useful variations for me, and I like their "Ab-ripper X" to burn away all that beer. If you have IPtorrents, I say its worth the 7GB freeleech download.
I don't care for all the talk during the video, so I just mute it.
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OK, first hand experience:
p90x does require equipment: pull up bar, dumbells, resistance bands, chairs for push up variations and various dumbell exercises, push up grips/stands, stools for leg kicks during plyometrics, yoga mats/shock-absorbing mats, heart rate monitor if you want one.
Each of the 12 videos are about an hour long (except the cardio and abs videos). you will need water and a towel too.
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After that, virtualskogg.com
Def start with the basics on the skogg system DVDs
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I've decided to sign up for The Skogg 60 Day Challenge. Maybe that will push me to get back in shape…
