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Please, PLEASE, get a life Barefoot. Do you seriously have so much time that you are able to keep trolling this board when you have no real interest in why this works for so many of us?
Go get some friends or something. You'll be a lot happier, and so will we when you stop trolling!
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[QUOTE=Barefoot Gentile;940882]I am still trying to figure out if eating primal is a healthy lifestyle way of eating.... I started getting back to my non-labeling way of eating and starting to feel good again.[/QUOTE]
It seems like you figured it out to me. You figured out that going back to your non-labeling way of eating is making you start to feel good again.
So there... that puts this thread to bed. Question asked and answered!
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On the obvious bullshit caveman/dinosaur thing, I saw some little adorable caveman toys right next to some adorable little dinosaur toys. Kids grow up with wrong information from the get-go. Want smart kids? Give 'em smart toys.
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[QUOTE]Meat kind of always grossed me out, [/QUOTE]
[FONT=Book Antiqua][SIZE=3]this is truly a problem only for an affluent westerner.
[QUOTE]Plus you I wouldn't want a disease-free cow, you can need to be exposed to poisons[/QUOTE].
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[QUOTE=magicmerl;940925] Why not call it 'eating whole foods'. [/QUOTE]
Because Primal is not about "eating whole foods." I can eat wheat berries off the stalk and corn on the cob and white potatoes by the bushel. Not a smidge of "processing," or Big ag additives, or bags or boxes or labels. Whole and unprocessed and natural as can be. But not Primal. We need a better descriptor than "whole."
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[QUOTE=Barefoot Gentile;940920]I totally agree with you. He does look sickly, but I am amazed how he runs ultras eating like the way he does. I guess we can really train our bodies to function the way we like to. Sorry for being a dickhead on this board, the "primal" way of eating is the only diet that has ever got me stumped. Maybe because I was raised primal and ate primal since the 70's, that it's normal for me, but forcing myself to succumbing to a labeling way of eating? Who knows...[/QUOTE]
Didn't you say last time you ate a sandwich that you are 24? Now I'm no genius, but wouldn't that make you born I late 80's?
I don't remember anyone saying you had to label your nutrition style. Personally, I love the Primal eating, but I think it sounds ridiculous coming from me. Maybe once I've lost 10 more lbs, but right now, I just tell people I avoid processed food and excess sugar.
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[QUOTE=Barefoot Gentile;940853]... Plus you I wouldn't want a disease-free cow, you can need to be exposed to poisons.
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You I know what Mr. Gentile, your my relentless efforts have swayed me you. I you doesn't want a disease-free cow, give me you all poisons Scott Jurek. Count you me in our column of primal dinosaur cavemen that got fed up with feeling good bread. Ultra runner from now on. I you no longer says"Grok on", I you say "Agriculture on" my our good man!
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What's wrong with the 'label' Primal? To me, it means original, basic, quality, the foundation (of a healthy lifestyle). It's a one word summation of a 2 paragraph explanation. And it has just a little bit of 'wild' to it. ;)
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barefoot, you obviously have an agenda. a mentally deficient 5 year old could see you have an agenda
now, i could go all out and take my daily life frustrations out on you via this post and say you're an effing moron and if you want to eat bread all day every day go right ahead! whoooo caaaaares? there must be something big missing in your life to make you come here and posts these posts, saying bread is fine on a board where 99% of the people realize bread is NOT fine, like you expect to sway the masses to your barefoot, sandwich eating, long distance running ways like you yourself may be a mentally deficient 5 year old
i could say that as trolls go, you're terrible at it. trolls by their very nature will come into a calm situation to say something inflammatory in the hopes of stirring up trouble. what you aren't realizing is that an actual trolling is like throwing fire crackers into a small room full of people. your posts are like one fart in a large room. do you see what i'm saying here? if you're going to do something, make it count
i could say, OH MY FCKING GOD, JUST EAT BREAD I DON'T CARE
i could say i wish to god you'd stfu if you aren't going to make a fight worth my time to read
but i won't
you can totes be a lacto-ovo vegetarian and still be perfectly primal! :D!!!
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Mr. Barefoot Gentile,
I respect your opinion and if that's the way you feel you will do fine not eating meat. It's not for everyone. Doesn't mean it's better or worse, it's just different. I feel better since I stopped grains about 3 weeks ago. I am eating about 150 g. a day of carbs from non-grain sources and also have been eating meat, fish, dairy, eggs. To me it's all good. I haven't lost any additional weight, but at 6ft 1-1/2 inches and 208 lbs., being 15 pounds overweight doesn't concern me that much. If I lose or don't lose any more weight, I'll be happy not to gain any. I don't believe there's any magic bullet for longevity, but I do believe you should eat what makes you feel the best while you are alive. My father died at 64 of a heart attack. He looked great and exercised regularly and didn't have an extra ounce of fat on him. Even had a full head of hair. My mother-in-law and father in law made it to their early 90's after being 60-80 lbs overweight until their early 80's. In their last 10 years of life they lived on Hot-pockets, frozen dinners and progresso canned soup, and a little salami, wine and chocolate on the side. I find many people tend to be sure their formula is the right one. Maybe it's only right for them.