The Paleo Diet: Lose Weight and Get Healthy by Eating the Food You Were Designed to Eat67 reviews Loren Cordain Wiley, 2002 works for me + Great concept- good follow through + Paleo create for Creationists, too! I read this book a few years ago and at the time, thought it was too extreme and unworkable. Then, about 6 weeks ago, I read it again, tried this new way of eating and have lost 10 pounds so far. It takes some getting used to, but you don't have to restrict calories, you just have to eat ...             The Pritikin Principle: The Calorie Density Solution9 reviews Robert Pritikin Time-Life Books, 2000 Most important diet book ever written + Huge contribution to health + Nathan Pritikin was far ahead of the rest + Re: Pritikin Died of Leukemia at 66. Why?             The Paleo Diet for Athletes: A Nutritional Formula for Peak Athletic Performance21 reviews Loren Cordain, Joe Friel Rodale Books, 2005 Useful information for low-carb endurance athletes + Very interesting + Helpful read for endurance athletes I have followed a low-carb diet for about 3 years now, and in the last year have gradually become an avid runner. I was looking for info on how to add carbs into my diet to support my running, and this book has specific, useful info on that topic. I do not agree with all of his dietary advice in ...             Past and Present in Hunter Gatherer Studies Academic Press, 1984             Psychology Today29 reviews Sussex Publishing, 2001 A Great MAGAZINE (emphasis on Magazine) + GREAT + Easy reading for those interested in psychology Ordering this magazine thinking that you'll end up with volumes of information that you would find in textbooks is going to leave you upset. This is a magazine and, as someone who has studied in the area of journalism, I understand completely why they produce the articles they do and why it upsets ...             Hunter-Gatherers: Archaeological and Evolutionary Theory (Interdisciplinary Contributions to Archaeology)1 review Robert L. Bettinger Springer, 1991 DO NOT BUY THIS BOOK This book was impossible to read, full of a PH. D's arrogant use of extensive and irrelavent vocabulary. He spent so much time trying to sound intelligent that any information gleaned from this text is dilutted to nothingness. i reiterate, do not buy this book, it is a waste of money and time.             National Geographic80 reviews National Geographic Society, 2001 Still The Gold Standard I have loved National Geographic since my uncle (a teacher) thought is would make a good birthday gift when I was younger. He started me on a lifetime of finding magazines like National Geographic. Though I have other magazines, National Geographic remains my favorite and the standard of ...             You: On A Diet: The Owner's Manual for Waist Management693 reviews Mehmet C. Oz, Michael F. Roizen Free Press, 2006 Excellant Seller + Solid Info, Great Delivery + The Basics Here Are All You Need To Know The book arrived in excellant condition. Shipment fast. A pleasure to do business with sellers like this one. Thank You             Meat-Eating and Human Evolution (Human Evolution Series)1 review Oxford University Press, USA, 2001 "Love said, come taste my meate..." "Love said, come taste my meate, So I did sit and eate." John Donne's verse has endeared itself to countless undergraduates, not least through suspicion of a triple-entendre (at the very least). Be that as it may, the book under review is about ordinary eating of ordinary meat, specifically wild ...             Our Kind: Who We Are, Where We Came From, Where We Are Going17 reviews Marvin Harris Harper Perennial, 1990 Cultural materialism for the layperson + Cultural Anthropology for almost any reading level + A Must Read!! + How we got to be this way + Everything you've always wanted to know about the human race             Good to Eat: Riddles of Food and Culture6 reviews Marvin Harris Waveland Press, 1998 Fascinating and unsettling + Well written, but dated + Love the animals - especially when nicely cooked + A common man's view of this enlightened work. + Good to Read!             Nature Via Nurture: Genes, Experience, and What Makes Us Human40 reviews Matt Ridley HarperCollins, 2003 Nature through Nurture through Nature in an Endless Series of Adaptations + Clarifying ideas!!! + An interesting, light read + Sheds light on various nature versus nurture arguments             NeanderThin: A Caveman's Guide to Nutrition23 reviews Ray Audette Paleolithic Press, 1995 Geat introduction to paleolithic nutrition + Fantastic book! + It's now my second Bible I gave this book a five star rating because, within its scope, it cannot be significantly improved. I came to this book having already done considerable thinking (and practice) about the subject. And, so, I can say with confidence, that this book easily passes muster. Ray will give you his ten ...             The Evolution Diet: What and How We Were Designed to Eat, Second Edition5 reviews Joseph Morse Code Publishing, 2008 Excellent book! I am already seeing results! + Great read! + The missing link of diet books! + By far the best Diet Plan Out there             The Evolution Diet: What and How We Were Designed to Eat, Second Edition5 reviews Joseph Morse Code Publishing, 2008 Excellent book! I am already seeing results! + Great read! + The missing link of diet books! + By far the best Diet Plan Out there             Our Kind: Who We Are, Where We Came From, Where We Are Going17 reviews Marvin Harris Harper Perennial, 1990 Cultural materialism for the layperson + Cultural Anthropology for almost any reading level + A Must Read!! + How we got to be this way + Everything you've always wanted to know about the human race             Nature Via Nurture: Genes, Experience, and What Makes Us Human40 reviews Matt Ridley HarperCollins, 2003 Nature through Nurture through Nature in an Endless Series of Adaptations + Clarifying ideas!!! + An interesting, light read + Sheds light on various nature versus nurture arguments             Good to Eat: Riddles of Food and Culture6 reviews Marvin Harris Waveland Press, 1998 Fascinating and unsettling + Well written, but dated + Love the animals - especially when nicely cooked + A common man's view of this enlightened work. + Good to Read!             Hunter-Gatherers: Archaeological and Evolutionary Theory (Interdisciplinary Contributions to Archaeology)1 review Robert L. Bettinger Springer, 1991 DO NOT BUY THIS BOOK This book was impossible to read, full of a PH. D's arrogant use of extensive and irrelavent vocabulary. He spent so much time trying to sound intelligent that any information gleaned from this text is dilutted to nothingness. i reiterate, do not buy this book, it is a waste of money and time.             You: On A Diet: The Owner's Manual for Waist Management693 reviews Mehmet C. Oz, Michael F. Roizen Free Press, 2006 Excellant Seller + Solid Info, Great Delivery + The Basics Here Are All You Need To Know The book arrived in excellant condition. Shipment fast. A pleasure to do business with sellers like this one. Thank You