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What about your bowel health [MENTION=8399]0ni[/MENTION]; bet your straining to snap one off eating so much protein.
Have a balanced diet long term is important. What your doing isn't really a lifestyle friendly diet. What about when you go out for Italian or Chinese with friends, do you indulge?
To eat so high protein and lo carb really limits the range of food you can eat
Have a balanced diet long term is important. What your doing isn't really a lifestyle friendly diet. What about when you go out for Italian or Chinese with friends, do you indulge?
To eat so high protein and lo carb really limits the range of food you can eat
0ni
Registered Rustler
Yeah I have my weekly cheat meal. Plus this is just my cutting diet, I'll rotate carbs back in when I am lean. So at the moment I am getting 50% of my calories from fats, I'll change this to 25% carbs, 25% fats and then increase calories slowly. Then I will still have my rampage days where I do not give a fuck.
Shitting is the highlight of my day, I get in around 75g of fibre per day. I think the no fibre bowel cancer thing is vastly overblown personally but paleolithic man got in around 100-150g of fibre per day. I think my anus would explode eating that much and wouldn't be fun with how spicy I have my food so I halved it as I typically eat half the amount of food as well.
WarbyD
Cant Squat Kunce
I really don't see the point in trying to emulate what you believe "the paleolithic man" ate in any way or trying to base your own fibre intake on theirs (besides which, where the h'll have you pulled that they ate 150g fibre? Have you found ugh's ancient Mfp log?).. Nothing at all about your life is anything like that lived by paleolithic man, including the majority of the food you eat. They ate what they could get grow or kill, simple as that - you have the distinct advantage of science and centuries of nutritional advancement to broaden your selection of food - McDonald's isn't the only new thing to come about.
Even if you could accurately emulate them, wtf would you? Didn't they live for an average of 30 years or something?
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Even if you could accurately emulate them, wtf would you? Didn't they live for an average of 30 years or something?
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Apparently insects where also a large part of their diet. How many paleotards are eating a shit load of insects as well.
Paleolithic man did what they could to survive, doesn't mean it was optimal.
Big Mick
"2014 - Kunce of the year"
This has been discussed before and just because the average life expectancy is 30 or so years does not mean they lived to be 30, it's just an average figure brought about by a high infant mortality rate, and mothers dying at birth and persona getting eaten by wild animals and disease.
This does not mean that they died of old age at 30 due to bad diet or nutrition.
If you have 10 babies born, and 5 die at birth and 5 live to be 80 you have an average life expectancy of 40 years, yet all survivors lived to be 80. Let's say another one dies from disease at 12, and one gets eaten by wolves at 19, and three live to be 80 you are now getting close to a 30 year average life expectancy.
However the real life expectancy of someone who does not meet misfortune is still 80.
The maximum known lifespan of the human body so far is 122 years, I remember reading that the human body is quite capable of living for 120 plus years, it's just lifestyle choices/disease/etc that being that down, some scientists believe that 150 years is quite possible.
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0ni
Registered Rustler
I don't want to turn this into a paleo thread. I've already listed the books and information you need to see this from my perspective but you're probably not going to read them anyway so I can't be bothered replying. Most natives are pretty fucking stacked
Here is the info on fibre:
The Paleolithic Prescription: A Program of Diet and Exercise and a Design for Living. New York: Harper and Row, 1988. Pages 86 and 88
Not quite, I get a fair amount from spinach, onions and whatever else I eat.
Any references of these figures.
Big Mick
"2014 - Kunce of the year"
Did you actually read what I wrote??If you did, you obviously did not understand it.
Where do you get the idea that the majority of people lived to be 30?
May be re read my post or get someone to explain it go you, as it explains it very simply.
History. And mathematics explains it, it's all about understanding what average means and having learned most of this stuff in high school history and maths class. If you are interested the info is easy to find.
Wild love to see references showing any different to what I said
Re averages, most people go to the doctor and are happy if he tells then their bloods came back average, I would be horrified if mine came back average considering the health of the average person.
Well to Micks post it seems it has some truth to it.
One reference I have found quotes life expectancy at birth for Paleo man as 33.
Like expectancy once you made it to 15 years old is 39.
http://www.news-medical.net/health/Life-Expectancy-What-is-Life-Expectancy.aspx
One reference I have found quotes life expectancy at birth for Paleo man as 33.
Like expectancy once you made it to 15 years old is 39.
http://www.news-medical.net/health/Life-Expectancy-What-is-Life-Expectancy.aspx
If you did, you obviously did not understand it.
Where do you get the idea that the majority of people lived to be 30?
May be re read my post or get someone to explain it go you, as it explains it very simply.
History. And mathematics explains it, it's all about understanding what average means and having learned most of this stuff in high school history and maths class. If you are interested the info is easy to find.
Wild love to see references showing any different to what I said
Re averages, most people go to the doctor and are happy if he tells then their bloods came back average, I would be horrified if mine came back average considering the health of the average person.
Mick I understand how infant mortality reduces life expectancy figures. I'm just interested in actual researched figures not shit you just pulled out your arse.
0ni
Registered Rustler
I can't be bothered to read it but this argument is fucking stupid
Most of them died from violent deaths
The whole health thing is such a fucking retarded argument holy fuck it's stupid
You think not eating some bread will give you a longer life? You're probably retarded just like you're retarded for making the 30 years argument or any other fucking stupid argument fuck
Most of them died from violent deaths
The whole health thing is such a fucking retarded argument holy fuck it's stupid
You think not eating some bread will give you a longer life? You're probably retarded just like you're retarded for making the 30 years argument or any other fucking stupid argument fuck
Big Mick
"2014 - Kunce of the year"
Well had a bit of a look around it appears infant mortality accounted for 15-20% of death, it also appears a huge portion died in battle or hunting due to getting injured or killed during war and from wild animals, as well as disease, with advances in medicine having a huge impact on average life expectancy.
On a personal note, my grandfather died at 59 from a heart attack, my mother had her heart attack at 59, and had a tripple bypass operation, and she is now 75 and going strong, so if she lived in my grandfathers day and age she would have died at 59 as well. My daughter was born premature and spend the first weeks of her life with tubes coming out of her getting fed through tubes and living in a humidity crib (or what ever they are called), may be if she was not born in 2003, but in 1945 or a million years ago, may be she would not be a healthy 10 year old today.
All these things are what increases AVERAGE life expectancy today.
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I quoted figures I found. It makes fuck all difference. Paleo man didn't live very long compared to today. Next.
