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Steal These Meals: Recipe Sharing Blogs

Today, we’d like to feature not one, but hundreds of fabulous Paleo(ish) recipes for your consideration. Recipe sharing blogs are all the rage these days, and some of our favorite contributors (like Melissa Joulwan’s The Clothes Make the Girl and Tom Denham’s Whole Life Eating) have been spreading the Good Food Word via these beautiful blogs. [...]

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The Whole30 and Infertility: Kristyn’s Story

Today we are featuring a story that brings us much joy, not only because Kristyn and her husband Willy have realized their dream of having children, but because they’ve been friends of ours for quite some time, and helping people you love is just about the best feeling in the world.  Read, be inspired, and [...]

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Whole30 Success Story Contest Winner: Jennifer’s Story

In December, we published a call for Whole30 success stories – people who had completed the Whole30 program in 2010, and had amazing, life-changing results with the program. We received HUNDREDS of entries – all which embodied the spirit and intention of the Whole30 program. [...]

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Change your life in 30 days

Congratulations to all of you January 1st Whole30 participants – as of today, your 30 days is over!  Within a month, we received 500 comments (and counting) on the most recent Whole30 post, which makes version 3.0.11 the most exciting Whole30 yet.  The support, encouragement, resource-sharing and tough love we’ve seen from participants on the [...]

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Generation P:  Drea's Guide to Doctor Shopping

Today’s Generation P guest post comes from Andrea (Drea) Nanini, co-owner of CrossFit South Arlington and mother of 18-month old Nehla (featured in our header photo). While many assume the challenge of growing kids Paleo starts when your child is born, Drea quickly realized the process starts far earlier, with choosing the right family pediatrician. [...]

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The Coffee Manifesto

To give this article some context, know that we are not here to either glorify or indict coffee. We would simply like to present a balanced, rational perspective on caffeine consumption, whether it’s sourced from coffee, tea, or (gasp!) those poisonous Monster drinks our friend Melissa G. used to like. [...]

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Phood Philosophy: Nutritional Relativism

Check out Dallas’ guest post on Robb Wolf’s site today, all about nutritional relativism. [...]

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Whole30/MEBB Study: CrossFit Potential and CrossFit Orillia

A few months ago, we received an email from James Gordon, of CrossFit Orillia and CrossFit Potential Barrie. James was about to launch a 30 day informal study within the two gyms, testing the effect a high quality nutrition program and strength program would have on his members’ body composition, energy levels, sleep quality and performance. [...]

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Dessert Demons in Disguise

We recently re-released the Whole9 Guide to Eating Dirty (Part I and Part II). It prompted some good discussion on our web site, and one really good question from reader Katie. She wrote: “I’ve been doing Paleo pretty clean, and trying to seriously restrict the fruit. I have noticed recently that my cravings have changed, and I don’t want the refined sugary stuff that I use to enjoy. [...]

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A Whole9 Sneak Preview: The Ancestral Health Symposium

In light of our recent acceptance to present a poster at the Ancestral Health Symposium (to be held in Los Angeles on August 5-6, 2011), we wanted to bring our readers an exclusive “insider” view of the event.  We called event coordinators Aaron Blaisdell and Brent Pottenger to ask them all about the AHS, from [...]

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