Paleo Diet: Raw Paleo Diet and Lifestyle Forum
Raw Paleo Diet Forums => Hot Topics => Topic started by: Coatue on February 27, 2011, 10:37:42 am
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Do any of you have one thing you occasionally indulge on that is not good for you or non-paleo? For some reason, granola is something Im having trouble not eating occasionally but I guess it could be worse >D
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My past ones:
- cashew, once a month or less... although I wouldn't say indulge. Indulge would mean a deficiency or gorging on something.
- I did eat a lot of dates the first time I got them, but then I quickly got my fill of dates, I don't care for them anymore.
Lately none.
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Once in a while I still love to have a seared fatty steak cooked by my mom. I just love the way the fat tastes all juicy and rich in flavor. Dont really indulge in sweets at all and dont crave sweet things.
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Not much for a while, but had some coffee and chocolate at the weekend.
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Cooking food also generates thousands of chemicals. There are over 1000 chemicals reported in a cup of coffee. Only 26 have been tested in animal cancer tests and more than half are rodent carcinogens; there are still a thousand chemicals left to test. The amount of potentially carcinogenic pesticide residues consumed in a year is less than the amount known of rodent carcinogens in a cup of coffee.
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Oatmeal with honey
is it bad?
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Ah, definitely coffee for me! I enjoy my espresso or Turkish brew, although it's not really paleo.
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Viennese Cakes.
Clear, transparent alcohol.
Croissants( these days they feel so dry like sawdust that I have to chase them down with gulps of mineral water), whereas in prerawpalaeodiet times they slid down fine - it seems seriously dehydrated foods are a problem for me now).
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The Causes and Prevention of Cancer (http://users.rcn.com/jkimball.ma.ultranet/BiologyPages/A/Ames_Causes.html)Bruce N. Ames
Professor of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Center
University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, California 94720
Who wants to live for ever anyway? :)
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Who wants to live for ever anyway? :)
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Cooked meat, fish and veggies once or twice a month. Of course, I pay my price to be sick for sometimes after consuming cooked fish/meat. I love chilies and extremely hot peppers. Are they paleo?
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Cooked meat, fish and veggies once or twice a month. Of course, I pay my price to be sick for sometimes after consuming cooked fish/meat. I love chilies and extremely hot peppers. Are they paleo?
No, they are hot for a reason but who cares. Out of all the things you could eat, some hot peppers aren't bad at all.
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A Rooibos Cappucino with honey (Rooibos is a South African herbal tea - in coffee shops here, they now make RED Expressos and RED Cappucinos - rather nice).
Normally served with a tiny square of shortbread which I don't say no to!!
Steamed veg with ghee.
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Good to see we are not all perfect 8)
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cheese, chocolate & coffee
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Most tempting for me is cottage cheese, buttermilk and cream. I have lost the desire to eat most other non-paleo foods. I won't eat any dairy now simply because it is all cooked/pasteurized, but I want to try raw milk/raw cream and raw cottage cheese. I may be able to digest it better.
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After over three months on a strict raw paleo diet, I have eaten grilled chicken on 3 occasions and also ate steam and grilled shrimp a couple of times over the past two months. I also had a beer one night and had a glass of wine with dinner tonight. I still eat mostly raw paleo every day but do see the need for the occasional cooked (paleo) meal now and then as I travel since it is hard to always carry food around and eat raw meat with business colleagues. I try and meet my business contacts in Japanese restaurants but this does not always work out.
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gluten free desserts with butter.
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Not unless you count grassfed butter as nonpaleo--but I don't. And I eat tons to quite good effect.