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Exquisite and cuisine are not words generally associated with grilling and paleo. After reading this post and even better after trying this 'recipe', I think you will agree.

Did you hear? The national dietetics group admitted they were wrong and caused untold suffering to millions with harmful dietary advice!You didnt hear that? Well, they didnt exactly say those words

Give slow roasting a try. The fat preservation is a HUGE benefit to making meats stay moist and juicy. And placing on an open rack is key for air flow.

People have been critical of me posting against Fung in "Fung I". I have been accused of nitpicking.This brief post provides the reason why? ... 'because He is HARMING people'.If your mother, brother, sister or daughter was receiving such harmful advice from a 'diabetes educator' ... we would all be ranting about the ridiculous advice. And I am now.

This post is a critique of the advice I have read and heard by a so called low carb diabetes expert. Im writing this post to alert people to the fallacies, half-truths and potentially harmful advice the person has given. Ill lay out my overall strategy, shows results and report []

I was once an obese, drug and insulin dependent diabetic.Now I am THRIVING and attempting to live life at its fullest on a low carb paleo style meal plan and lifestyle.

Omelettes can be a 'vehicle' for many meats and vegetables. I urge you again to open your mind to new foods and new food preparations.

I spent 30% of my time with my blood sugars in the 70s and the remaining 70% of the time with my blood sugars between 80-100 mg/dl.

Blood sugars are THE single most important health number for diabetics, IF you eat like me... mainly fatty meats, leafy green vegetables, eggs, coconut oil and butter...

So, please, now is your golden opportunity to realize that overstretching your rubber band WILL make it break. You, only YOU, have the power to PREVENT the end-result diagnosis of diabetes.

Read the original here:
Diabetes Warrior - Diabetes Management from a Paleolithic ...

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