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Week 1 on the Paleo Diet

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  1. LadybugGirlShow

    We sell farm fresh free range organic eggs. I was super lucky and they
    have produced all winter long! Oh and our ducks just started producing
    eggs. Duck eggs are so yummy :D

  2. luvinlife225

    Thanks for posting this Mama! I’ve been looking into Paleo, but I’ve
    experienced a bit of information overload. Your videos will definitely help
    me out! 

  3. Matthew Fouracre

    I’m new to this but shouldn’t you be getting meats from animals that eat
    grass not grains, or is that like another level to the paleo diet?

  4. pAleo

    I love paleo diet

  5. dreamflight6000

    Super interesting! Thanks for sharing. Growing up in the Midwest on a hog
    farm…I’m just a meat and potato kind of girl. I couldn’t live with out my
    potatoes and cheese curds. We are big on nuts and seeds too for snacks.
    Henry likes to have them along with cheese curds b/c they are low almost no
    carb and he doesn’t need insulin for that snack.