Diets, ranked according to US News & World Report

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Interesting. My doctor put me on a paleo diet.

another good one. based on lean protein, nuts, veggies. how bad can that be.

Paleo excludes beans, legumes, and lentils, which is quite absurd, as far as health goes. That, and it has nothing to do with dietary habits in paleolithic times - complete misnomer.

you mean misconception. oops

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Interesting. My doctor put me on a paleo diet.

another good one. based on lean protein, nuts, veggies. how bad can that be.

Paleo excludes beans, legumes, and lentils, which is quite absurd, as far as health goes. That, and it has nothing to do with dietary habits in paleolithic times - complete misnomer.

you mean misconception. oops

Nope. The name "paleo diet" does not correlate to paleolithic diets, despite its name. Thus, complete misnomer. It's just another modern fad.

[Anonymous]

I'm too lazy to read the article, but does it mention intermittent fasting? That seems to be quite the thing here on DCUM.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Interesting. My doctor put me on a paleo diet.

another good one. based on lean protein, nuts, veggies. how bad can that be.

Paleo excludes beans, legumes, and lentils, which is quite absurd, as far as health goes. That, and it has nothing to do with dietary habits in paleolithic times - complete misnomer.

you mean misconception. oops

Nope. The name "paleo diet" does not correlate to paleolithic diets, despite its name. Thus, complete misnomer. It's just another modern fad.

I don’t care if they call it “The Diet That Makes Everyone Angry,” it has dramatically reduced the symptoms of my autoimmune disease. I am so much better.