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R.B. · 06-23-2007, 05:36 PM

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Is the "primitive diet" not multifactoral in its impact?. Clearly metabolism change (which involves a host of mechanisms) will be one impact , but there will be a host of others for most to including lipids, sodium, acid balance etc.

Dietary change is clearly a recognised potential strategy for risk reduction, and some of the suggested risk reduction factors are not insignificant 50-70% for various facets.

There are lots of posts on diet on this site. Balancing omega three and six is another area you might find interesting.

Please discuss any significant dietary changes with your medical adviser.

RB

06-23-2007, 05:36 PM	#4
R.B. Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,843	http://faculty.washington.edu/ely/JOM1.html Is the "primitive diet" not multifactoral in its impact?. Clearly metabolism change (which involves a host of mechanisms) will be one impact , but there will be a host of others for most to including lipids, sodium, acid balance etc. Dietary change is clearly a recognised potential strategy for risk reduction, and some of the suggested risk reduction factors are not insignificant 50-70% for various facets. There are lots of posts on diet on this site. Balancing omega three and six is another area you might find interesting. Please discuss any significant dietary changes with your medical adviser. RB