Inside the world of paleo diets and caveman work-outs. March 2, 2011 — -- You don't have to carry a club or wear a bearskin to live like a caveman. To keep fit, a number of people have adopted ...

That image of a caveman gnawing on a hunk of bison meat may need a makeover. A new chemical analysis of modern diets suggests Stone Age humans ate less meat than thought. The findings, published in ...

While much has improved since the Stone Ages, many are still interested in following the Paleolithic — or "paleo" diet. Those who adhere to paleo are permitted to eat fruits, vegetables, lean meats, ...

Caveman diet: Dine like Fred and Wilma Flintstone. A Paleolithic-inspired menu of nuts, berries, fruits, vegetables and meat are recommended. Sometimes referred to as “early” or “prehistoric” Atkins ...

The Paleo Diet, also known as the "caveman diet," focuses on eating whole foods that our ancient ancestors would have consumed, such as lean meats, fish, fruits, vegetables, nuts, and seeds. This way ...

We all know that the typical western diet leads to numerous chronic diseases. But would a Paleolithic diet do better? University of California/San Francisco researchers decided to find out, feeding 9 ...

Eat like a caveman. That's the message behind the Paleo Diet, which is all the rage these days. The basic premise is to consume foods that were available to our hunter-gatherer ancestors in the ...

Many readers will have heard of the ‘caveman diet,’ also known as the ‘paleo diet,’ an eating regime based on the premise that we should eat what our ancestors ate over the course of human evolution.

Since yoga and Pilates became a mainstay in exercise culture, much emphasis has been put on conditioning the muscles using the body's own weight and focussing on core strength. But one workout ...

Learn how our human ancestors survived and thrived during climate shifts not by eating more meat, but by mastering plant ...

Here’s yet more proof that there is no dietary fad too small to be exploited by a would-be entrepreneur, especially if it’s been covered by the Times: An ex-lawyer has just launched the Caveman Bakery ...