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Top 5 Reasons to Try a Paleolithic Diet

Paleolithic diet is now among the most followed diet trends in the world of nutrition and health. Find out more about the diet inspired by our ancestors, which has a plethora of health benefits.

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EXCLUSIVE: I m the doctor who invented the paleo diet - this is what I eat in a typical day

The paleo diet was brought to the mainstream by Dr Loren Cordain, 72, who helped popularize the movement with his 2010 book The Paleo Diet. Aged 72, he still follows a Paleo diet every day.

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Top 5 Reasons to Try a Paleolithic Diet

Top 5 Reasons to Try a Paleolithic Diet
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Real American Men and the Liberal War on Meat

Kill me now. Meat has become a new front in the culture wars.

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Everything you need to know about the Paleo diet

Is the Paleo diet the secret to health and weight loss? Annie Hayes © Claudia Totir The Paleo diet consists of foods that precede the advent of industrial agriculture. Our experts explain the pros and cons. Designed to resemble the eating habits of our hunter-gatherer ancestors, the Paleo diet is a high-protein, high-fibre eating plan that eschews modern processed foods – including grains, coffee, and dairy – in favour of the whole foods Palaeolithic-era humans are thought to have hunted and gathered. Advocates of the Paleo diet claim that modern humans remain genetically unchanged from our ancestors who lived more than 10,000 years ago, and therefore adopting the dietary habits of prehistoric humans is optimal for good health. But research indicates that our bodies and the animals and plants we eat may have evolved over time. So is the Paleo diet the secret to perfect nutrition or dangerously outdated?

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