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This version of the Paleo diet is more flexible. The Paleo diet is followed 80-90 % of the time ...
The auto-immune Paleo diet (AIP) diet is a much stricter version of the Paleo diet, designed to reduce ...
This version of the Paleo diet is similar to the Ketogenic diet as it places the body in ...
Osteoporosis overview:
Osteoporosis or “porous bones” is a disease characterized by low bone density and the deterioration of bone tissue. As the bones become weak and brittle, they can break or fracture more easily.
The disease affects both men and women, but post-menopausal women are more at risk of developing osteoporosis.
Symptoms of osteoporosis include back pain, brittle bones that break easily, having a stooped posture, and loss of height.
Western medicine does not know what causes osteoporosis. Doctors prescribe ...
Why the Paleo diet helps treat Osteoporosis:
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How the Paleo diet works to treat Osteoporosis:
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Paleo diet food types for Osteoporosis:
- Lean meat: eat lean meats such as beef, lamb, chicken, turkey, and pork. Always go for the meats that are less processed. For example, grass-fed and organic meats are always a better choice.
- Fish and seafood: eat fish such as salmon, shrimp, trout, and shellfish. Always go for the wild-caught fish option if possible.
-Eggs: eat eggs. Always go for the organic option if available.
- Non-starchy vegetables: eat vegetables such as broccoli, Brussel sprouts ...
Paleo diet program for Osteoporosis:
The Paleo diet is an eating plan that can be followed permanently throughout people’s lives. Hence, this diet does not need to be discontinued or cycled.
There are many ways to follow the Paleo diet. The main idea behind the diet program is to avoid processed foods and focus on eating healthy, whole foods instead.
The diet program is not built around restricting calories or eating specific amounts of food. Rather, it focuses on ...
Paleo diet for Osteoporosis: recommendations to do
- Exercise regularly: the diet recommends at least 2.5 hours of moderate-intensity activity each week because their hunter-gatherer ancestors were always moving around. People should also incorporate muscle-strengthening activities into their routine.
Paleo diet for Osteoporosis: what you should avoid
The Paleo diet restricts or limits some food types. These foods include:
- Grains: avoid grains such as oats, wheat, barley, and rice.
- Starchy vegetables: avoid starchy vegetables such as potatoes and corn.
- Legumes ...
Paleo diet benefits:
The Paleo diet helps improve certain medical conditions and is beneficial for overall health.
Besides osteoporosis, the Paleo diet can treat several diseases like heart disease, diabetes, cancer, celiac disease, gout, lupus, and Alzheimer’s disease. It also benefits the skin and helps with weight loss.
A list of the Paleo diet benefits for each of the following conditions is listed below:
- Heart disease: the Paleo diet reduces the risk of heart disease because it incorporates healthy foods ...
Paleo diet precautions for Osteoporosis treatment:
Before starting this diet, make sure you do not have the following conditions as the diet may exacerbate them.
Consult your doctor before following the Paleo diet if you have:
- Kidney problems: the Paleo diet increases the consumption of protein. People with kidney problems need to eat protein in moderation because eating large amounts of proteins can further damage the kidneys.
- Liver and pancreatic problems: the Paleo diet increases the consumption of fats. People ...
Paleo diet side effects for Osteoporosis treatment:
The Paleo diet is recommended for all individuals. However, it can cause some side effects.
Always consult with a medical or healthcare expert before starting with a diet or treatment.
The following section contains a list of side effects you may experience while on the diet.
- Nutritional deficiencies: the Paleo diet eliminates some food groups from the diet. This can lead to nutritional deficiencies. For example, the diet does not incorporate dairy into ...
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Nutritionists and medical experts have conflicting views on the popular Paleo diet, especially when it comes to treating osteoporosis. Supporters of the Paleo diet believe that the diet strengthens bones and prevents osteoporosis in two ways. First, they argue that the Paleo diet eliminates cereal grains, gluten, so it helps prevent osteoporosis because it improves bone
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The Paleo Diet for Skeletal Health ~ The Paleo Mom
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The "Paleo Diet" -- Back to the Stone Age?
- Cordain, L. (2011). The Paleo diet: Lose weight and get healthy by eating the foods you were designed to eat. Hoboken, NJ.: Wiley.
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