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	<title>Comments on: Supplements or Superfoods: A Personal Story</title>
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		<title>By: eatkamloops.org &#187; Questions About the SCD, GAPS and PD</title>
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		<description>[...] The dogma about low fat diets being better is finally being seen as erroneous. I just found a great website about the &#8220;modified&#8221; PD called Paleo Diet Lifestyle. I have read most of the website and I agree with everything I have read. I also really like Mark&#8217;s Daily Apple for great PD recipes and &#8220;Paleo lifestyle&#8221; information. He has free ebooks for PD recipes and body weight exercises that can be done anywhere without any equipment. Even though I really like Mark&#8217;s Daily Apple, I do not endorse his use of supplements. These are not real foods but industrial nutraceuticals. Guidelines from the Weston A Price Foundation recommend eating real foods from a quality source first, and then the use of superfoods, if necessary. Here is my use of superfoods. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] The dogma about low fat diets being better is finally being seen as erroneous. I just found a great website about the &#8220;modified&#8221; PD called Paleo Diet Lifestyle. I have read most of the website and I agree with everything I have read. I also really like Mark&#8217;s Daily Apple for great PD recipes and &#8220;Paleo lifestyle&#8221; information. He has free ebooks for PD recipes and body weight exercises that can be done anywhere without any equipment. Even though I really like Mark&#8217;s Daily Apple, I do not endorse his use of supplements. These are not real foods but industrial nutraceuticals. Guidelines from the Weston A Price Foundation recommend eating real foods from a quality source first, and then the use of superfoods, if necessary. Here is my use of superfoods. [...]</p>
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