Are you interested in how to thrive as an endurance athlete, while keeping Paleo? Doing so was what allowed me, nearly ten years ago, to go from a very average, middle of the pack age-grouper to being able to train then race competitively enough to earn a slot to Ironman World Championships in Kona seven […]
Read More ›One of the main reasons I created my brand, Paleoista, a few years back, was to make this healthy approach to eating, moving and lifestyle overall more appealing and approachable for women. Not only is Paleo marketed all too often as ‘the Caveman diet’, it’s then taken out of context, misrepresented both in terms of […]
Read More ›The key to successfully implementing a modern day Paleo approach is to mimic the diet of our ancestors ate with foods that are readily available to us in our farmer’s markets, grocery stores and even in our own backyards. I’m paraphrasing what I’ve heard Dr. Cordain say on many an occasion; we don’t actually have to […]
Read More ›Sushi without rice? Without a small bowl of edamame to whet the appetite? Without soy sauce? Oh, yes. While I’m a fan of sashimi on its own, even if you’re accustomed to ordering interesting rolls of varying descriptions, it’s easy to keep Paleo even during happy hour at your favorite sushi bar. I popped into […]
Read More ›“Beets are indicated for athletes because of their concentration of nitrates, which have been gaining more and more attention for their ability to improve athletic performance and reduce blood pressure“, read a recent article on a popular sports website. And I see more friends and fellow athletes partaking of beets, beet juice and…beet powders now more […]
Read More ›I’ve long referred to fish as the ‘gateway protein’ for no other reason than that’s what it was for me, on my own food journey which included a two-year stint as a hard-core vegan. I’d begun dreaming about eating fish about six months in, but it wasn’t for eighteen more months that I actually began […]
Read More ›Feeling like you’d love to whip up a batch of homemade chicken soup, but you simply don’t have hours to spend slaving over a hot stove? You so don’t need to. Hand on my heart, you can create an absolutely delish chicken soup with very minimal ingredients and time and other than keeping an eye […]
Read More ›This may well be one of the most cliche tips we’ve heard in terms of not making impulse purchases at the grocery store. Going food shopping when you’re feeling starving is far more likely to result in bringing home all kinds of food-stuff that, were you in a rational (i.e. satiated from a balanced Paleo meal) […]
Read More ›Back in 2005 when I first learned about the Paleo diet, and it proved to be what helped me heal from over two decades of GI distress, I wanted to tell everyone and anyone about it. And I did! It evolved overtime to become the focus of my career and in earlier days, I found […]
Read More ›Paleo on Good Morning America today- did you catch it? Entitled Popular Paleo Diet Becomes Way of Life for Some with a description as follows, “The Paleo diet-turned-lifestyle phenomenon mimics how our cavemen ancestors ate, slept and exercised.”, it opens with the commentary that the Paleo lifestyle is not just about what we eat, but how […]
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