Eat only authorized foods. In Phase 1 these elements include animal-based foods
such as poultry, fish, seafood, and eggs; a long list vegetables and a few
fruits; and some other foods including soy, dried fruit, and bran. In Phase 2
all fruits are permitted, as well as rice cakes, and rice, which must be mixed
with vegetables. Don't eat more than 50 grams (under 2 ounces) of carrots and
beets weekly. Eat a lot of protein, as did the cavemen and cavewomen. The best
protein sources are red meat without the fat, fish, poultry without the skin,
eggs, tofu, and tempeh. You may consume meal-replacement drinks. Avoid sauces
and mustard. Put an accent on fish, a fine source of omega-3, said to fight
against cardio-vascular illnesses and aging. Other good sources of omega-3
include fish oil, and colza, walnut, and soy oil. Sharply reduce your sugar
consummation. Consume less than 30 grams of glucides daily in Phase 1 and then
between 30 and 55 grams daily in Phase 2. Eat 25 grams of nutritional fiber
daily. Eat calcium; it's found in dairy products, dried fruit, and sardines.
Drink a minimum of 1.5 liters (about 6 glasses) of water daily outside of
mealtime. In Phase 2 drink a maximum of 2 glasses of green tea, fruit juice, or
wine daily. Limit your consumption of fats; don't cook in oil.
The Paleolithic Diet claims to lower the frequency of diabetes and cardiovascular illnesses such as arteriosclerosis. A disadvantage is the number of excluded foods. Many people find this diet monotonous.
Here are two sample menus:
Menu 1 (Phase 1)
Breakfast: A glass of water on rising. A soft-boiled egg. Unsweetened coffee or tea.
The mid-morning snack is green tea and half a protein bar.
Lunch: 120 grams of skinless chicken. As much steamed cauliflower and broccoli as you like.
Supper: Leek and mushroom soup. Grilled sardines. Radish and cucumber salad. A green apple. Strawberries.
Menu 2 (Phase 2)
Breakfast: A bowl of sugarless soy milk. Wheat bran. Almonds. Coffee or tea.
The mid-morning snack is green tea and half a protein bar.
Lunch: 150 grams of skinless turkey. As much cucumber and radish salad as you like.
Supper: A slice of mackerel. Onion soup.
By : Levi Reiss
http://www.theworldwidewine.com
The Paleolithic Diet claims to lower the frequency of diabetes and cardiovascular illnesses such as arteriosclerosis. A disadvantage is the number of excluded foods. Many people find this diet monotonous.
Here are two sample menus:
Menu 1 (Phase 1)
Breakfast: A glass of water on rising. A soft-boiled egg. Unsweetened coffee or tea.
The mid-morning snack is green tea and half a protein bar.
Lunch: 120 grams of skinless chicken. As much steamed cauliflower and broccoli as you like.
Supper: Leek and mushroom soup. Grilled sardines. Radish and cucumber salad. A green apple. Strawberries.
Menu 2 (Phase 2)
Breakfast: A bowl of sugarless soy milk. Wheat bran. Almonds. Coffee or tea.
The mid-morning snack is green tea and half a protein bar.
Lunch: 150 grams of skinless turkey. As much cucumber and radish salad as you like.
Supper: A slice of mackerel. Onion soup.
By : Levi Reiss
http://www.theworldwidewine.com