Healthy Diet at Home

hi everybody. this is kiefer with dangerouslyhardcore.comwith another quick tip in this holiday season. and this is – how can you use carb back-loadingwith paleo-approved foods? everybody knows that i am not a fan of theterm ‘paleo’ because it’s kind of idiotic to think that we ran around in vast fieldsof fruit trees and nut trees with tubers popping out of the ground when we were cavemen. but,the other way or another – the diet itself is actually a good diet and adheres to m*0:00:37*sposethat i promote. so the question is – how can you do carb back-loading and carb nitewith paleo-safe foods? well, i’m going to kind of cheat on thisa little bit because i know all grains are evil in the eyes of paleo. but to be honest,rice should be exempted from that mainly because the carbohydrate make-up of rice really isn’tthat far from tubers. and as far as natural carcinogens go, white rice is actually veryclean. so a lot of foods i suggest are white sticky rice – the stickier th

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