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Paleo Diet A Quick Start Paleo Diet Guide to Lose Weight, Get Healthy, and Feel Amazing (70 Paleo Recipes) Table of Contents Introduction.3 Beginners Guide to Paleo..4 Red Meat. .7 Poultry Sea Food .42 Eggs ...56 Salads Soups .75 Snacks Drinks .93 Conclusion .105 Introduction I want to thank you and congratulate you for downloading the book , Paleo Diet: A Quick Start Paleo Diet Guide to Lose Weight, Get Healthy, and Feel Amazing (Over100 Paleo Recipes ) . This book contains proven steps and strategies on how to eat to lose weight, get healthy and prepare nutritious recipes. The Paleo diet is the eating habits that humans were supposed to eat. The Paleo diet will make it straightforward to begin your Paleo quest. This stunning cookbook delivers full-color pictures along with ideas and techniques directly from the smart minds of these cooking mavericks.

The Paleo diet book features 70 completely new recipes containing snacks, side dishes, beverages and decadent desserts those are sure to please the courageous caveman taste. Leaving out gluten, grains, refined sugar and dairy doesn't link with leaving out taste in these recipes. Easy-to-follow directions are accompanied by delicious looking photos. The Paleo Cookbook will make it simpler to start feeling much better and get match with: 70 recipes for every meal plan. Ease and comfort foods to please the whole family, like Paleo pasta or Chicken Nuggets. Paleo diet variations of your preferred international recipes such a s Cuban Shredded Beef, Chicken Bruschetta, and Tilapia Tacos.

Dozens of vegetarian choices for non meat-eaters. Amazing Paleo diet desserts lik e Frozen Easter Eggs, and Chocolate Strawberry Hearts. With The Paleo diet you'll eventually be able to make Paleo meals that are delightful for the entire family! Thanks again for downloading this book, I hope you enjoy it! Chapter 1 Beginners Guide to Paleo From athletic coaches to natural health experts to diet book writers, it looks like everybody has something to mention about why we should or shouldnt take a lesson from early hunter-gatherers and return to our dietary beginningswhich, Paleo lovers will explain to you, is the way people were really made to eat. It includes names like, Primal Blueprint, Caveman Diet, Evolutionary Fitness, Ancestral Health and Stone Age Diet. A Paleo diet, being comparatively low in carbohydrates, is in some relation identical to the Atkins Diet. What is Paleo Diet? Paleo, short for Paleolithic, is a combination name explaining a variety of eating and fitness rules that are designed in respect to theories of human evolution.

Various people have made somewhat unique variations of Paleo over time. Rules of the Paleo diet for Weight Loss No background knowledge here or extensive explanations, only simple rules to follow to begin your Paleo journey. Its on you to choose to what point you want to follow those rules, but if you track those 100% you can be guaranteed that you are having the best food for your body and seriously investing in your overall health and comfort.

• Stay away from high fructose corn syrup, sugar, and refined seed and vegetable oils as these are not offered in nature, and only become accessible after major commercial processing.

• Choose grass-fed beef over grain-fed beef.

• Stay away from grains especially wheat, beans especially soy, and starchy tubers like potatoes as these foods are unable to be eaten uncooked.

• Organic fats such as butter, lard, coconut oil and tallow are usually regarded as neutral but top-quality to refined seed and vegetable oils.

• Choose meadow-raised poultry over traditionally raised poultry.

Benefits of Paleo

• decrease in body fat percentage and raise in muscle mass
• Better sleep
• Clearer skin and better hair
• Mind clarity
• Decrease in blood pressure
• Better temper and attitude
• Depression decreases
• Decrease in fasting blood glucose levels
• Better gut flora
• Improved absorption of food nutrients
• Decrease in triglyceride levels and increase in HDL levels,
• Reduced allergies
• More energy

2 Week Paleo Meal Plan Chapter 2 Red Meat 1. Aussie Burger Ingredients: 1 = egg yolk 6 = eggs Sea salt 2 lbs. = ground beef 1 = red onion (finely chopped) 6 slice = fresh pineapple 3 = garlic cloves (minced) 12 slices = marinated beets Freshly ground black pepper Method: In a big dish, mix the ground beef, red onion, garlic, egg yolk, and season with salt and pepper to taste.

Make six patties from the beef mixture. Cook the patties on a grill or BBQ for almost 5 to 6 minutes each side over a medium heat. Barbecue the pineapple for almost 1 to 2 minutes each side. Melt some cooking fat in a frying pan placed over a medium-high heat and fry the eggs. Spread mayonnaise on rolls, and then gather burgers with beets, pineapple, eggs, and tomato. 100 g of beef contains calories 277, fats 22 g, cholesterol 92 mg, potassium 276 mg, sodium 59 mg, protein 18 g (36%) and iron 8%. 100 g of beef contains calories 277, fats 22 g, cholesterol 92 mg, potassium 276 mg, sodium 59 mg, protein 18 g (36%) and iron 8%.

It is also rich with Vitamin B-6 and magnesium. 1 Ounce of sea salt (28 g) contains sufficient amount of sodium and is generally known as solar or bay salt. Its taste is considered better than sodium chloride. 100 g of beets contain 43 calories, fat 0.2 g, sodium 78 mg, potassium 325 mg, Dietary fibers 2.8 g, protein 1.6 g, Vitamin C 8%, and Vitamin B-6 5%. A normally cooked onion (100 g) contains 44 calories, carbohydrates 10 g, magnesium 2%, iron 1%, potassium 166 mg, sodium 3 mg, Vitamin c and Vitamin B-6 8% and 5% respectively. 1 clove of garlic contains potassium 12 mg, Vitamin C, sodium 1 mg, protein 0.2 g and calories with an amount of 5 cal with no fat and cholesterol. 1 table spoon of black pepper contains 17 calories. 1 table spoon of black pepper contains 17 calories.

Carbohydrates 4.4 g, potassium 92 mg, iron 3%, calcium 3% and fats 0.2 g. 2. Beef Strips with Mushroom Sauce Ingredients: 1 cup = beef stock 2 pounds = beef cut into strips; 4 = green onions (sliced) 1/3 cup = full-fat coconut milk 6 oz. = mushrooms (sliced) Cooking fat 1 tsp. = Dijon mustard Sea salt Freshly ground black pepper Method: Season the beef strips to taste with sea salt and black pepper. Melt some cooking fat and brown lightly the beef for almost 1 to 2 minutes in a large frying pan placed over a medium heat.

Include the green onions and cook for further 4 minutes. Include the beef stock. Bring to a boil, reduce heat, and cook for 45 minutes or till the beef is prepared through but even now soft. Include the mushrooms and coconut milk to the frying pan, and cook for further 5 minutes. If you like thick sauces then put the tapioca starch now and mix it nicely. 100 g of beef contains calories 277, fats 22 g, cholesterol 92 mg, potassium 276 mg, sodium 59 mg, protein 18 g (36%) and iron 8%. 100 g of beef contains calories 277, fats 22 g, cholesterol 92 mg, potassium 276 mg, sodium 59 mg, protein 18 g (36%) and iron 8%.

It is also rich with Vitamin B-6 and magnesium. 1 Ounce of sea salt (28 g) contains sufficient amount of sodium and is generally known as solar or bay salt. Its taste is considered better than sodium chloride. 1 cup (70 g) of mushrooms contains 16 calories, total fat 0.2 g, potassium 223 mg, carbohydrates 2.3 g, protein 2.2 g and it also contains a little amount of Vitamins. Vitamin C, Vitamin D and Vitamin B-6 are found 2%, 1% and 5% respectively. 1 table spoon of black pepper contains 17 calories. 1 table spoon of black pepper contains 17 calories.

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