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Loren Cordain – Leaky Gut, Whole Grains, Potatoes & Autism
Loren Cordain is a professor at Colorado State University. He’s an expert on paleolithic lifestyles. His most recent book is the Paleo Answer. We did this interview in November, 2011. It starts with Loren giving the evolutionary reason for why grains can be irritating to the human gut. — Shelley Schlender – meandmydiabetes.com Listen to…
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Loren Cordain – Autoimmune Disease and Food Triggers
Loren Cordain, Colorado State University Professor and author of The Paleo Diet has a new book: The Paleo Answer. 7 Days to Lose Weight, Feel Great, and Stay Young. Here is an interview with Loren from 2010, where he explains the biochemistry of why autoimmune diseases such as MS, arthritis and Type 1 diabetes might…
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The Paleo Diet and Cross Fit Gymns
Loren Cordain wrote the Paleo Diet in 2002. It’s become a hotter seller than ever. Loren gives several reasons why, including the rise of CrossFit Gymns. Listen (4 Minutes)
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