Did you read the article that your article was based on?
Still, the carb-loading cave dwellers were probably the exception, not the rule.
"While about 90 percent of adults in the U.S. suffer from cavities, little more than a handful of early human ancestor teeth have them," Ungar told LiveScience. In contrast, less than 2 percent of Stone Age foragers had cavities, he said.
This is "reporting" at its worst.
How do you get "cavemen actually at tons of carbs, according to new research" when that research actually states "some ancient populations" ate sweet acorns, which is based on the analysis of ONLY 14 skull of more than 100 burials excavated in ONE CAVE? That's less than 14 per cent.
You must have completely skipped over the part of the article that says, "Still, the carb-loading cave dwellers were probably the exception, not the rule" or "less than 2 percent of Stone Age foragers had cavities." It's bullshit reporting like this that can cause a lot of harm to a well-researched and one of the most highly respected dietary regimes in history of health science.
I suspect you will be responding to this comment, as well, as you seem to have the need to defend what you've written when people here are correcting you.
Why not sugar except honey?I've been on a "selective carbohydrate" diet (Breaking the Vicious Cycle - The Specific Carbohydrate Diet) as a last ditch effort to control diverticulitis flare-ups, and it seems to be working excellent so far, despite the diet itself being miserable. I don't know the details of the "paleo" diet but it seems somewhat similar. I can eat any meats, vegetables, and fruits, but can't have any lactose containing product or any complex carbohydrates-- so basically no sugar except honey, and no flour/wheat..
Yes, it applies to all other sugars except glucose and fructose. Lactose, sucrose, galactose, etc are all not allowed for the reasons mkopec mentioned (which is basically the premise of how/why the diet is easy on a sensitive stomach)I hope the sugar in "no sugar except honey" is referring to more than just sucrose. Otherwise, it's a pointless rule.
Yeah, tell me about it. Especially when you're 40 years old and its typically a condition only old farts and fat people that eat McD's everyday get. Turned 40 and went from perfect health to: diverticulitis, herniated disc, and the testosterone levels of a 65 year old manDiverticulitis is baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad.
Will try garlic enema tonight and report back on any improvement.Have you checked your garlic levels? That should fix all of that.
Dont mess with galactoseLactose, sucrose, galactose, etc are all not allowed for the reasons mkopec mentioned