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20 Sep

Contest: Title Twisters

Primalpacs zps507c287cThe Prize:

Organic, grass-fed, grass-finished beef jerky, dried mango, roasted and salted macadamia nuts, marcona almonds and dried cranberries, all conveniently vacuum-sealed into perfect serving sizes and delivered directly to your front door? Umm… yes please! And don’t forget Primal Pacs have no preservatives, grains or gluten, so they’re perfectly Primal.

The lucky winner of today’s contest gets 25 Large Primal Pacs. Retail value: $160.

Bonus: Use promo code “mda” for free shipping. Good for only two days.

And all you have to do for a chance to win is…

The Contest:

Have a topic, subject, or good idea for a blog post on MDA? Now’s your chance to suggest it. In the comments section below, leave a title for a future post on Mark’s Daily Apple.

That’s pretty much it. Tell me what you’d like to see covered on MDA with just the article title, and do it with as much creativity and cleverness as you can.

Each title submitted counts as one contest entry. Five entries per person are allowed.

Eligibility:

Any U.S. resident. Sorry worldwide readers. Most countries prohibit import of meat products.

The Contest End Time:

September 23, midnight, PDT.

How the Winner Will Be Determined:

I’ll pick a winner and will use submissions for future MDA article ideas.

To track all the contests visit the 2012 Primal Blueprint 21-Day Challenge Contest Page for daily updates.

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You want comments? We got comments:

Imagine you’re George Clooney. Take a moment to admire your grooming and wit. Okay, now imagine someone walks up to you and asks, “What’s your name?” You say, “I’m George Clooney.” Or maybe you say, “I’m the Clooninator!” You don’t say “I’m George of George Clooney Sells Movies Blog” and you certainly don’t say, “I’m Clooney Weight Loss Plan”. So while spam is technically meat, it ain’t anywhere near Primal. Please nickname yourself something your friends would call you.

  1. Persuading friends of primal power (and turning them to the light side)

    Layman’s guide to cholesterol

    Living primal in school

    The prospect of never eating cake again

    Willpower of grok

    Sasha wrote on September 20th, 2012
  2. Primal Poops: What Goes On With Our Digestive Systems When Going Primal (i.e.: constipation, increased frequency, etc. and what it means)

    TMB wrote on September 20th, 2012
    • Sure would like to know how to treat those things w/o pepto or miralax!

      Beth wrote on September 20th, 2012
  3. Am in the UK but boy, do those look good! Good luck to everyone entering.

    Amy wrote on September 20th, 2012
  4. Primal Aging: How PrimalBlueprint enhances the ‘senior’ experience.

    Anita Gandolfo wrote on September 20th, 2012
  5. Primal Passion – Why you just can’t beat the meat.

    Marty wrote on September 20th, 2012
    • hilarious

      lyndaland wrote on September 20th, 2012
    • +1

      Merky wrote on September 20th, 2012
  6. Primal is “Good for what ails ya”

    beverly wrote on September 20th, 2012
  7. Tips on Living Primal without Breaking the Bank

    Primal Portioning for the Grok-ess

    Primal Planning: How to plan your Primal schedule for success!

    Savanah wrote on September 20th, 2012
  8. How to be primal when you also have to be on prescription meds

    grendelrose wrote on September 20th, 2012
  9. Primal Mind in the Modern World

    Kevin P wrote on September 20th, 2012
  10. Primal Beauty: Keys to Primal Skin and Body Care

    I would be interested in seeing a post on the best self-care routines for skin, hair, etc. that don’t involve using harsh chemicals! For example, I just recently learned about oil cleansing and it has changed my skin for the better only after just a few treatments!

    Lauren wrote on September 20th, 2012
    • +1

      maddieaddie wrote on September 21st, 2012
  11. Primal Eating as a Family: How to bring your children over from the dark side

    Pam wrote on September 20th, 2012
  12. Primal and thyroid health

    Shawn wrote on September 20th, 2012
    • Bingo!!

      NMCynthia wrote on September 20th, 2012
  13. I had just opened a PrimalPac when I saw this contest. I love them. They are my go-to snack when I am out of the house. I used PrimalPacs on my trip to a vegetarian retreat in Oregon this summer (contraband!). Now I need to think of a great subject title for MDA.

    Pam wrote on September 20th, 2012
  14. Primal school lunches

    Matt wrote on September 20th, 2012
  15. The Primal Passport: How to eat Primal in (foreign country).

    The idea would be to highlight the various kinds of foods and dishes that other cultures/countries/cuisines are famous for, that are naturally Primal or could be Primal with few adjustments.

    J. Richter wrote on September 20th, 2012
    • You know, I’m betting there are enough international readers here on MDA that this would make a great series of guest-posts!

      Alix wrote on September 20th, 2012
    • Love this idea! As a world traveler, I would love to know what Primal eats one could find in countries that are known for their high-carb cuisines (e.g. Italy, China, Japan, Thailand, India)

      VK wrote on September 20th, 2012
    • This would be a great Primal Contest (with a prize that could be sent internationally)!!

      NMCynthia wrote on September 20th, 2012
  16. Breakfast on the run

    SG wrote on September 20th, 2012
  17. The Primal Pet

    HopGoddess wrote on September 20th, 2012
  18. So many good topics here.

    Ideas for talking to my teenage/young adult children about the benefits of Primal lifestyle

    DiEly wrote on September 20th, 2012
  19. Walk that line: What does 80/20 really mean?

    abigail wrote on September 20th, 2012
    • I like this one!

      Cody wrote on September 20th, 2012
  20. Birth Control and the Primal Lifestyle (a discussion of different birth control methods and their effects on the body, and what is the most/least primal)

    HopGoddess wrote on September 20th, 2012
    • I think birth control pills make girls go a bit crazy.

      Animanarchy wrote on November 5th, 2012
  21. How about:

    I am primal.

    When I feel like (specifiy way)

    I eat more/less of

    to restore myself to vibrant health.

    In other words how do I balance myself by tweaking my primal diet and other habits.

    We could and should make this into a pamphlet or book.

    John

    John wrote on September 20th, 2012
  22. Primal Living – Go ahead, just call me lardass.

    Marty wrote on September 20th, 2012
  23. Making a Primal Holiday (user recipes for primal holiday meals)

    HopGoddess wrote on September 20th, 2012
  24. Are you ever “too old” to go Primal?

    Skipper TN wrote on September 20th, 2012
  25. Toxic Overload: How to live more clean and green

    Kelli Mark wrote on September 20th, 2012
  26. Primal Paranoia: When Grains Attack!

    Marty wrote on September 20th, 2012
  27. Primal is a Journey ~ Not a Destination: Just as you vary your workout routines to avoid muscle memory, increase reps & difficulty, you should add variety to your Primal diet.

    something like that :)

    ian wrote on September 20th, 2012
  28. Top 10 BPA-Reducing Hacks You Didn’t Think Of

    Mike wrote on September 20th, 2012
  29. Nudging to Nourishment
    -Basically 3 to 5 steps/ideas (most bang for your buck) of how to bait and hook someone into going primal =)
    My version of this is typically telling someone to try cutting all grains for a week or cutting all sugar for a week.

    Grok on ________
    -A series of articles on how the body responds to different food/drink. I think women’s health (or some other womens fitness mag my wife reads) has a similar concept telling what happens to your body 30 seconds in, 5 min, 30 min, etc

    Danny wrote on September 20th, 2012
  30. Again not eligible, but here’s one I really want to see:

    “Primal/Paleo: Fad vs Fiction!”

    There are a lot of variations on the paleo theme at the moment and ‘everybody’ is trying to get in on the act with some twist on the basic paleo diet. What’s real and what’s hogwash? (It may not be good to be scathing about somebody else at this stage, seeing as the community is very small and everybody knows everybody else [even though that doesn't stop some people], but there are a few extreme ideas, e.g. cooking temperature and speed for meat)

    Cody wrote on September 20th, 2012
    • Please please yes! It does seem like a lot of people are claiming that paleo can mean whatever you want it to- and while I appreciate the sentiment of wanting to appeal to everyone I also think it is getting harder to sift through to find the ideal. Not having the time or willpower or money to stick to it 100 percent is something nobody should have to apologize for- but it would be REALLY nice to know what paleo/primal means anymore since everyone is saying different things right now. This would be a fantastic and timely article!

      Christina208 wrote on September 20th, 2012

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