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The Ultimate Paleo Diet Food List

Updated: August 5th, 2021

This is the definitive paleo diet food list. In it, you’ll find a list of the paleo diet meats, vegetables, fruits, nuts, seeds, and oils that are allowed on the paleo diet. You can throw these into any delicious paleo recipe (or make up your own) and be 100% sure that you’re paleo diet compliant :). Let’s get started.

Paleo Diet Rules

We don’t specifically like to think of food as having “rules,” but when it comes to the paleo diet, there are foods that you should eat and ones you should avoid. For a quick “do eat” and “don’t eat” primer, see our quick reference guide below.

EAT THIS

Grass-fed meats
Fish/seafood
Fresh fruits
Fresh vegetables
Eggs
Nuts
Seeds
Healthy oils (olive, walnut, flaxseed, macadamia, avocado, coconut)

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If you have more questions on specific foods, we’ve included a comprehensive list of paleo diet foods below. We’ve provided a list of the foods that are allowed on the paleo diet. We’ve also broken this list down into the specific food groups, so you can see which meats, vegetables, fruits, nuts, and fats are on the paleo diet. In addition to all of that, we’ve also included a comprehensive list of foods not allowed on the paleo diet.

There’s often confusion about what falls where, so we’ve tried to clarify that as much as possible. You can click on the links below to jump directly to whichever section of the food list you’re interested in.

Good luck and happy eating!

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Paleo Diet Foods

Meats

Almost all meats are paleo by definition. Of course, you’ll want to stay away from highly processed meats and meats that are very high in fat (stuff like spam, hot dogs, and other low-quality meats), but if it used to moo, oink, or make some other sound, it’s almost certainly paleo (and, yes, that means you can still have bacon). Here’s the full list of paleo diet meats. Grill them up!

Poultry
Turkey
Chicken breast
Pork tenderloin
Pork chops
Steak
Veal
Bacon
Pork
Ground beef
Grass-fed beef
Chicken thigh
Chicken leg
Chicken wings (yum!)
Lamb rack
Shrimp
Lobster
Clams
Salmon
Venison steaks
Buffalo
New York steak
Bison

Bison steaks
Bison jerky
Bison ribeye
Bison sirloin
Lamb chops
Rabbit
Goat
Elk
Emu
Goose
Kangaroo
Bear (good luck getting this!)
Beef jerky
Eggs (duck, chicken, or goose)
Wild boar
Reindeer
Turtle
Ostrich
Pheasant
Quail
Lean veal
Chuck steak
Rattlesnake
Head Cheese

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Fish

Fish are definitely on the paleo diet and they’re chock full of good stuff like omega-3s as well. If it swims and has fins, it’s definitely paleo diet food list worthy. Have it!

Bass
Salmon
Halibut
Mackerel
Sardines
Tuna

Red snapper
Shark
Sunfish
Swordfish
Tilapia
Trout
Walleye

Seafood

Down in New Orleans and want to have a crawfish boil? Paleo. Swap it out for shrimp? Ditto. Heck, even a stop at Red Lobster is good as long as you stay away from the rolls. Check out all the different seafood you can eat on the paleo diet.

Crab
Crawfish
Crayfish
Shrimp

Vegetables

Almost all vegetables are paleo with some exceptions. Vegetables with a high starch content, such as potatoes and squashes, tend to have low nutritional value in comparison to the amount of starches/carbs/sugars they contain.

Asparagus
Avocado
Artichoke hearts
Brussels sprouts
Carrots
Spinach
Celery

Broccoli
Zucchini
Cabbage
Peppers (all kinds)
Cauliflower
Parsley
Eggplant
Green onions
Mushrooms

Some of our favorite paleo vegetables are even purple.

Starchy Vegetables*

These vegetables are quite starchy, so eat them in moderation especially if you’re trying to lose weight.

Oils and Fats

Contrary to popular belief, fat doesn’t make you fat; carbs do (and the Standard American Diet contains a ton of them!). Natural oils and fats are your body’s preferred sources of creating energy, so it’s best to give your body what it’s asking for. The following are some of the best types of paleo diet oils and fats that you can give your body if you’re in need of some additional energy.

Macadamia oil
Avocado oil
Grass-fed butter
Ghee

Nuts and Seeds

We love nuts and they are decidedly paleo diet friendly. Be careful though, as cashews are high in fat and, for some reason, it’s incredibly easy to eat an entire jar of them in one sitting (that’s not just us, is it?). If you’re trying to lose weight, limit the amount of nuts you’re consuming. Otherwise, have at it. I mean, you can’t beat a good almond/pecan/walnut mix, can you?

Almonds
Cashews
Hazelnuts
Pecans

Pine nuts
Sesame seeds
Pumpkin seeds
Sunflower seeds
Macadamia nuts
Walnuts
Chia seeds

Please note: peanuts are NOT paleo as they’re not actually a nut. They’re a legume! For more on this, see our article about legumes.

Fruits**

Fruits are not only delicious, but they’re also great for you. That said, fruits (even paleo-approved ones) contain large amounts of fructose which, while much better than HFCS (high-fructose corn syrup), is still sugar. If you’re looking to lose weight on the paleo diet, you’ll want to cut back on your fruit intake and focus more on the vegetables allowed on the paleo diet.

However, feel free to have one to three servings of fruit a day. Check out this list of paleo diet fruits and see if you’re not hungry by the end! (We’ll admit, we’re partial to blackberries!)

Apple
Avocado
Blackberries
Papaya
Peaches
Plums
Mango
Lychee
Blueberries
Grapes
Dragon Fruit (how to eat it)

Lemon
Strawberries
Watermelon
Pineapple guava
Lime
Raspberries
Cantaloupe
Tangerine
Figs
Oranges
Bananas*

*While these starchy foods are great for energy replacement for paleo diet athletes who are spending long periods of time exercising and who need some of the starchier foods to sustain their energy levels, if you’re trying to lose weight on the paleo diet, you’ll want to limit the quantities of these that you’re eating.

**Eat high-sugar fruits in moderation. They’re great for you, but it’s easy to overdo it. Remember, your caveman ancestors didn’t have access to Florida’s orange groves 24/7, so you probably shouldn’t try to eat a bushel of oranges in your next paleo diet meal.

Other Paleo-friendly Foods

This is a pretty comprehensive list of foods available on the paleo diet and we’re constantly updating it. If you’re looking for ways to eat these foods, check out some of the paleo recipes on our site.

Paleo Diet – Foods To Avoid

This is a complete list of foods not allowed on the paleo diet. It’s a sad day when you first have to say goodbye to these foods but, once you start, it’s much easier and you find there are even better paleo substitutes for these foods. The first few weeks might be tough, but if you stick with it over time, it’ll be worth it. We promise. Here’s the ultimate list of foods not allowed on the paleo diet.

Dairy

Cheese
Cottage cheese
Non-fat dairy creamer
Skim milk
2% milk
Whole milk (sometimes)
Dairy spreads
Butter – this is debatable in the Paleo community. Some argue that grass-fed butter does have a place in a well-balanced Paleo diet.

Cream cheese
Powdered milk
Yogurt
Pudding
Frozen yogurt
Ice milk
Low fat milk
Ice cream

Soft drinks

Soft drinks, pop, and Coke are packed with sugar and high-fructose corn syrup and are definitely NOT paleo diet friendly.

Coke
Sprite
Pepsi
Mountain Dew
Etc.

Fruit Juices

Fruit juices are super high in sugar (fructose) and will throw your paleo diet off track. Stay away from these.

Apple juice
Orange juice
Grape juice
Strawberry juice
Chinola juice
Starfruit juice
Mango juice

Grains

You should avoid anything that has a grain in it. Yes, anything. If you pretend that grains are the devil, you’ll find it’s much easier to avoid them.

Cereals
Bread
English muffins
Toast
Sandwiches
Triscuits
Wheat Thins
Crackers
Oatmeal
Cream of wheat

Legumes

Don’t know what a legume is? That’s okay because we’ve put together a primer on what legumes are and why, unfortunately, they’re not paleo diet friendly. For the paleo diet, legumes are not on the menu. Sorry. Here are the ones you should avoid.

All beans
- Black beans
- Broad beans
- Fava beans
- Garbanzo beans
- Horse beans
- Kidney beans
- Lima beans
- Mung beans
- Adzuki beans
- Navy beans
- Pinto beans
- Red beans
- String beans
- White beans

Peas
- Black-eyed peas (and, yes, you should also avoid the band)
- Chickpeas
- Snow peas
Peanuts
Peanut butter
Miso
Lentils
Lupins
Mesquite
Soybeans
All soybean products and derivatives
Tofu
Caveat – fresh green beans and green peas can be consumed in moderation on the Paleo diet. Compared to other legumes, their phytic acid content is way lower, and these vegetables offer beneficial vitamins and minerals.

Artificial Sweeteners

Bad news – sweeteners aren’t paleo, sweetie. All artificial sweeteners are, by definition, artificial and not paleo. If you’d like to sweeten your foods, use honey, maple syrup, or (if you’re really in a pinch) Stevia.

Acesulfame potassium
- ACK
- Ace K
- Equal Spoonful (also +aspartame)
- Sweet One
- Sunett
Aspartame
- APM
- AminoSweet (but not in US)
- Aspartyl-phenylalanine-1-methyl ester
- Canderel (not in US)
- Equal Classic
- NatraTaste Blue
- NutraSweet
Aspartame-acesulfame salt
Cyclamate
- Not in US as per FDA
- Calcium cyclamate
- Cologran = cyclamate and saccharin (not in US)
- Sucaryl
Erythritol
- Sugar alcohol
- Zerose
- ZSweet
Glycerol
Glycyrrhizin
Hydrogenated starch hydrolysate (HSH)
Isomalt
- Sugar alcohol
- ClearCut Isomalt
- Decomalt
- DiabetiSweet (also contains Acesulfame-K)
- Hydrogenated Isomaltulose
- Isomaltitol
Lactitol

Maltitol
- Sugar alcohol
- Maltitol syrup
- Maltitol powder
- Hydrogenated High Maltose Content Glucose Syrup
- Hydrogenated maltose
- Lesys
- MaltiSweet (hard to purchase)
- SweetPearl
Mannitol
Neotame
Polydextrose
- Sugar alcohol
- (Derived from glucose and sorbitol)
Saccharin
- Acid saccharin
- Equal Saccharin
- Necta Sweet
- Sodium Saccharin
- Sweet N Low
- Sweet Twin
Sorbitol
- Sugar alcohol
- D-glucitol
- D-glucitol syrup
Steviol glycoside
Sucralose
- 1′,4,6′-Trichlorogalactosucrose
- Trichlorosucrose
- Equal Sucralose
- NatraTaste Gold
- Splenda
Tagatose
Xylitol
- Sugar alcohol
- Smart Sweet
- Xylipure
- Xylosweet
- Anything that says “artificial”

Fatty Meats

If you’re going to eat meat, go ahead and spring for some steak. Stay far away from these non-paleo foods.

Spam
Hot dogs
Other low-quality meats (if you do eat them, eat them in moderation)

Salty Foods

These overly salty foods fall outside the paleo diet guidelines.

French fries
Ketchup
Potato chips
Popcorn

Snacks

These easy, cheap, and pre-packaged snacks could last years on their own. That means they’re definitely not paleo.

Pretzels
Chips
Triscuits
Wheat Thins
Cookies
SunChips
Pastries
Fruit gummies

Energy Drinks

These are not good for you and are definitely not approved for our paleo diet food list. Stay far, far away.

Mountain Dew MDX
Vault
XS Energy Drink
5-Hour Energy

Alcohol

Unfortunately, almost all alcohol does not work with the paleo diet. Yes, this includes, but isn’t limited to:

Sweets

Sugar is almost always manufactured and should be avoided on the paleo diet. This means you’ll need to cut out the delicious but destructive sweets and sugars that are standard in the Standard American Diet. The rule of thumb here is: if it contains a ton of sugar, it’s probably not on the paleo diet friendly. That said, here’s a specific lists of sweets that are not on the paleo diet food list. You might want to take a moment to say goodbye to them before you start your paleo diet journey.

Candy bars
Snickers
Snickers Peanut Butter
100 Grand
Butterfinger
Milky Way
Reese’s (NOOOO!)
Payday
M&Ms
Skittles

Red Vines
Twizzlers
Hershey’s
Nestle Crunch
Almond Joy
Mounds
Reese’s Fast Break
Reeses’s Pieces
Twix
Twix Peanut Butter

Any other refined sugars.

What about gluten free foods?

If you’ve got questions about adopting a gluten free lifestyle, check out: The Ultimate Guide to a Gluten Free Diet. This will answer all the questions you have about going gluten free (including which foods you should eat and avoid.)

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As with any diet, one of the primary struggles that comes with going paleo is figuring out what paleo diet foods you can and can’t eat. One of the simplest ways to figure out whether a food is paleo-friendly is to ask yourself, “Could my ancestors hunt or gather it?” After all, this diet is modeled after the way people ate during the Paleolithic era (2.5 million to 11,000 years ago). So, it goes without saying that a bag of chips or a frozen pizza is off the table. But what about everything else?

“Processed foods set the stage for high blood sugar and a hormonal response that leaves the body wanting to store fat and burn away muscle (which of itself is a huge metabolism booster),” he says. “Compared to the ‘average’ diet, paleo is better suited to the human body because it is based on the presumed diet of humans prior to the development of farming. In other words, this diet is what people were made to thrive on.”

But processed foods aren’t the only thing to be avoided on paleo—dairy products, grains, beans and legumes, refined sugar, artificial sweeteners, some vegetable and industrial seed oils, and soy are not allowed, either. Whether you’ve already gone full caveman or are toying with the idea of trying it out, it’s helpful to know exactly which paleo diet foods to have—and what foods are off-limits. Per the guidance of registered dietitians Lindsey Kane, Amanda A. Kostro Miller, Monica Auslander Moreno, and Andres Ayesta, here’s a full list of paleo diet foods that you can add to your grocery cart.

Knowing which foods are allowed on the paleo diet empowers you to plan ahead when you go grocery shopping, as well as to fully reap the health benefits of this diet. While ditching the dairy, grains, and other non-paleo foods might be an adjustment, there are clearly still a wide variety of tasty, nutritious options to keep you satiated, while also allowing you to reach your health- or fitness-related goals. Now, the only thing left to do is put that list to work with some paleo-approved meal plans.

Generally, vegetables are dense in fiber and essential vitamins and minerals and are thus a required part of a balanced Paleo diet. Balance is key here: vegetables, while essential, are best consumed alongside a variety of food groups. They, nor any other food group, cannot alone constitute a healthy diet. More than that, not all vegetables are created equal, nutrition-wise. They are, however, delicious and provide tons of creative opportunities to diversify your diet!

Fruit: nature’s sugar. As such, it’s far preferable to refined sugars and sugar products, but it’s also chock-full of fructose and therefore meant to be consumed in moderation. Still, fruit makes the basis of some awesome Paleo desserts and snacks. Consume one to three servings of fruit a day and limit high-sugar fruits to special indulgences. It’s also more beneficial to consume fruits in their raw, unaltered form – but we love smoothies, too.

With grains excluded from the Paleo diet, nuts and seeds are popular replacements in Paleo versions of bread, cereals, pies, cakes and other baked goods. They form the basis of many dairy-free milks, flours and nut butters. They’re also incredibly popular and sustaining snacks and salad toppings. While nuts open up a range of previously non-Paleo offerings, they’re nevertheless high in calories and undesirable phytic acid. Consume them mindfully.

Dairy is a touchy subject. It’s widely considered a gray area in the Paleo community. Much of the world’s population cannot tolerate lactose, the sugar found in milk. Mass commercially-produced milk comes from industrially farmed cows, undesirable from both a health and ethical standpoint. That said, grass-fed and pasture-raised cows produce higher-quality milk. Fermented dairy, like yogurt and kefir, also offers the benefits of probiotics. If you choose to consume dairy, opt for the quality stuff. Otherwise, try additive-free nut and coconut milks.

While typically considered health foods (who’s ever been angry with a bag of lentils?), legumes have a major downside: phytic acid. According to Paleo Leap, “Phytic acid binds to nutrients in the food, preventing you from absorbing them.” While phytic acid is present in a number of Paleo-friendly foods (like nuts), these foods are generally consumed in smaller quantities. Legumes, however, constitute a staple in many diets around the world, leading to overexposure to phytic acid as well as a host of other antinutrients.

We have a penchant for finding an absurd amount of ways to sweeten our food, as evidenced by our sweetener-laden grocery store aisles. Our many sweeteners also have many names, making it difficult to suss out the added sugars in foods. There are only a few Paleo-friendly sweetening agents: fruit, raw honey, pure maple syrup, and coconut sugar, all of which are low on the glycemic index. Still, these should not be a diet staple.

Because humans were hunter-gatherers for hundreds of thousands of years, we evolved to use and favor the diverse plant and rich meat intake of our hunting and foraging history. Farming and its core crops (e.g. grains), by contrast, only came on the scene approximately 10,000 years ago and took at least 8000 of those years to spread across the world. Our evolutionary roots—and residual genetic expectations—favor the nutritional practices of our hunter-gatherer legacy. (For more on the history of the paleo diet, click here.)

Archaeological research indicates that our Paleolithic ancestors gleaned the lion’s share of their calories and nutrition from meat, in stark comparison to modern day Western diets. Studies of today’s remaining hunter-gatherer societies show that meat and other animal products comprise a whopping 65% of their total caloric intake, whereas current day Western protein intakes average in at a measly 15% of total calories.

This means that embracing the Paleo diet means upping the meat ante, but with one major addendum: that meat must be from high quality sources! Quality, in this instance, is synonymous with grass-fed/pasture-raised, organic, free-range, and (ideally) humanely-raised. (Avoid the additives and nitrates of cured meats.) If your budget won’t allow for meats carrying these labels all the time, go for organic and pastured when you can, prioritizing it for fattier cuts and going budget-friendly on leaner varieties.

With seafood, wild and sustainably caught is always best, as is sourcing your seafood from areas that are less likely to suffer from pollution and heavy metal contamination. Generally speaking, larger predatory fish are more likely to have higher levels of heavy metals than smaller fish and mollusks. It’s not a reason to avoid larger fish entirely, but it’s good to balance intake between larger and smaller fish varieties if you’re concerned about pollution.

Grains like wheat, barley, oats and corn simply don’t stack up on the nutritional front, with modern cultivars engineered for speed of growth and pest resistance rather than nutrient density. What’s more, the milling process tends to remove most of the nutrients that remain in those grains, meaning the end product is virtually pure carbohydrate. Throw in a heady dose of anti-nutrients like lectins and phytates, and one starts to see why grains are better left off the menu.

Dairy is something of a contentious food group, even within the paleo community. While Primal folks have long recognized that grass-fed, full-fat organic dairy can provide far more benefits than drawbacks, advocates for the paleo diet are mixed on the subject. (For more on the differences between paleo and Primal, check out this article.) Certainly, modern-day dairy production on the mass scale has a lot to answer for, subjecting cows to appalling living conditions and thereby degrading the quality of the milk and dairy products they produce.

The Primal Blueprint leaves room for legumes (other than unfermented, organic soy) in close moderation, but those on a paleo diet tend to steer clear of them. Like nuts and seeds, legumes contain anti-nutrients like lectins, phytates and saponins. Unlike nuts and seeds, however, legumes tend to be consumed in large quantities, potentially preventing your body from absorbing sufficient nutrients for optimum health.

The fact that vegetable oils are still so prevalent in today’s world is a testament to just how aggressively they’ve been marketed, lobbied, and subsidized. But just because everyone else is using them doesn’t mean you should, and you most definitely shouldn’t if you’re planning on going full paleo (or Primal). The following oils are typically ultra-processed and pro-inflammatory on account of their high levels of omega-6 fatty acids.

Natural sweeteners like stevia and xylitol have been extensively studied and don’t impose health risks. Allulose and yacon syrup also appear to be safe according to research studies. Primal (and some paleo adherents’) cooking and baking incorporate them as well as small doses of monk fruit, coconut sugar, maple syrup and wild honey. That said, it’s best to let your taste buds adapt to the natural sweetness and flavor of whole foods. Use these more Primal or paleo friendly very sparingly.

That means eating meat and animal products from animals raised in the most natural (or wild) conditions, eating plenty of varied vegetables and smaller amounts of fruit, nuts and seeds, and not being shy in adding generous amounts of healthy, stable fats to our fresh meats and produce. It also means staying away from grains, processed foods, and compounds that have been modified beyond recognition.

Mark Sisson is the founder of Mark’s Daily Apple, godfather to the Primal food and lifestyle movement, and the New York Times bestselling author of The Keto Reset Diet. His latest book is Keto for Life, where he discusses how he combines the keto diet with a Primal lifestyle for optimal health and longevity. Mark is the author of numerous other books as well, including The Primal Blueprint, which was credited with turbocharging the growth of the primal/paleo movement back in 2009. After spending three decades researching and educating folks on why food is the key component to achieving and maintaining optimal wellness, Mark launched Primal Kitchen, a real-food company that creates Primal/paleo, keto, and Whole30-friendly kitchen staples.

So long as you consume a wide variety of plant-based foods rather than relying solely on meats, you’ll enjoy plenty of vitamins, minerals, and micronutrients each day. The focus on lean meats and seafoods over high-fat and processed varieties means that you’ll take in less cholesterol than the average person who eats fatty meats and dairy products. Plus, stopping dairy and grains means eliminating two major food groups linked to intolerances that can exacerbate inflammatory diseases. If yuo are interested in Check out Cholesterol Lowering Foods List, we have also gathered nice tips for you.

While you’ll find plenty of options here, this paleo diet grocery list is by no means exhaustive. It does contain the top 10 paleo diet foods you absolutely need to be eating on a regular basis; these are marked with asterisks. This list is broken down by meal for easy referencing. You’ll notice that specific amounts are omitted; get the amount you think you’ll need to feed your family, enjoy leftovers for lunch, or prepare and freeze for later use.

As illustrated by the paleo diet food list for beginners above, there are several categories from which to choose when crafting a meal plan. As with any healthy diet, it’s best to enjoy plenty of variety in your day-to-day intake, and to ensure that you are eating plenty of colorful vegetables and fruits. It’s assumed that Paleolithic people ate a wide array of foods from these categories depending on what was available – and while there’s a misconception that “cave men” ate mostly meat, Paleo people had meat only when they enjoyed a successful hunt. Most of their foods were plant-based, meaning nuts, seeds, vegetables, and fruits. Eggs could be foraged for, and so could insects – although you won’t find crickets, grasshoppers, and other creepy-crawlies on this Paleo food list.

Take a look at just about any Paleo diet food list pdf and you’ll find specific items to eat and avoid. These lists can help you find answers to common questions such as “Can you eat rice on Paleo?” (That’s a “no,” unfortunately). Here’s a quick list of foods to avoid on Paleo. Note that certain items like bread, tortillas, and muffins can be made with paleo-friendly ingredients. It’s the common, grain-containing bakery items that you’ll want to avoid when following the Paleo diet. This list helps us to have a clean eating that will help us to be healthy and have some weight loss.

Dairy products and foods that contain them:
butter
dairy spreads such as those containing yogurt
cheese (all types)
milk (all types)
cream
half-and-half
ice cream
yogurt and frozen yogurt
Legumes and items that contain them:
beans of all types
black-eyed peas
lentils
miso
peanuts
peanut butter
peas, including sugar snap and snowpea varieties
soybeans and soy products
tofu
TVP
Grains, grain-like seeds, and items that contain them:
amaranth
barley
buckwheat
bread
cakes
corn
millet
muffins
oats
pancakes
pasta
pizza crust
pretzels
rice
rye
quinoa
sorghum
tortillas
tortilla chips
waffles
wheat
wild rice
High-fat meats
Bacon
Chicken legs, skin, and thighs
Fatty cuts of beef, lamb, pork, etc.
Ribs (beef & pork)
Sausages (lean, fresh varieties may be OK if low-sodium)
Turkey legs, skin, and thighs
High-sodium foods:
Bacon
Canned, smoked, and dried fish and meats (some can be soaked and drained to reduce sodium)
Deli-style meats
Ham
Hot dogs
Most condiments, salad dressings, etc.
Olives
Salted nuts
Sausages
Spices containing salt
Starchy vegetables and foods that contain them:
Cassava
French fries
Manioc
Potatoes
Potato chips
Sweet potatoes and yams (these are often considered OK in moderation, particularly if you’re not trying to lose weight)
Tapioca
Sugary foods and beverages:
Cakes
Candies
Cupcakes
Desserts made with sugar
Donuts
Honey
Sodas
Sports drinks
Sugars of all kinds: White, demerara, powdered, brown, turbinado, etc.

A basic overview of the paleo diet food list highlights grass-fed meats, fish, seafood, fresh fruits, fresh vegetables, eggs, nuts, seeds, and healthy oils. Almost all meats are paleo by definition, but you want to stay away from meats that are high in fat, as well as processed meats, such as hot dogs. Wild-caught fish is always on the paleo diet food list, especially fish that is high in omega-3 fatty acids, such as salmon.

In terms of fruits and vegetables, you have a lot to choose from, and all fruits and vegetables are fair game on the paleo diet food list. If you want to be stricter with your vegetable intake, choose vegetables that have a low starch content, and eat high-starch vegetables, such as potatoes and squash, in moderation. For fruits, it’s a similar rule, except the focus is on sugar. High-sugar fruits, such as grapes and mangos, should be consumed, but in moderation.

Nuts and seeds are great for an on-the-go snack, and they contain healthy fats. Portion control is important when it comes to nuts. Many nuts, such as cashews, are high in fat and calories, and it’s very easy to consume more than your body needs. You can buy snack packs of mixed nuts — just make sure that they are plain nuts and not drenched in salt or sugar. Spoiler alert: Peanuts are not nuts, they are actually legumes, so they are not on the approved paleo diet food list. In addition to legumes, grains, dairy, refined sugar, processed food, and refined oils should be avoided on the paleo diet.

If all you know about the Paleo diet is that primal eaters love bacon, you’re actually on the right track! Nearly all meat is Paleo-friendly, but processed proteins like hot dogs or spam aren’t exactly the best dietary choice for those trying to follow in the footsteps of their ancestors. Get to know your local butcher or head to your town’s farmers market for the freshest protein. Look for grass-fed, humanely raised animal protein when food shopping, and when cooking try not to burn or create a char on meat—it’s carcinogenic, and decidedly un-Paleo.

Ok, so fruits can be a little tricky on the Paleo diet. Sure, they’re some of the healthiest foods available to us—so many necessary vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants are found in the fruits we eat every day. But some fresh and dried fruits can shoot blood sugar levels up as high as a cookie or candy bar. Stick to the items on this list in order to balance blood glucose levels and promote fat loss.

If you’re used to eating the Standard American Diet, which is full of whole grains, dairy, and sugar, the first few weeks of eating Paleo might prove to be tough. It’ll force you to get a little creative when it comes to making your old favorite dishes (check out this Paleo-friendly mac and cheese for inspiration!) but you’ll love the way you feel after just a couple of days of cutting back on these foods.

While grains are a definite, “NO!” on the Paleo diet, dairy is a little bit of a grey area. Sure, dairy can be a great way to introduce healthy bacteria into the gut via foods like kefir and yogurt. On the flip side, many people have an allergy or intolerance to dairy, simply because our bodies aren’t adapted to ingest milk after our first few years of life. The best practice would be to avoid dairy altogether, but if you choose to incorporate it into your diet make sure you stay away from these items in particular.

“The Paleo diet is the healthiest way you can eat because it is the ONLY nutritional approach that works with your genetics to help you stay lean, strong and energetic! Research in biology, biochemistry, ophthalmology, dermatology and many other disciplines indicate it is our modern diet, full of refined foods, trans fats and sugar, that is at the root of degenerative diseases such as obesity, cancer, diabetes, heart disease, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, depression and infertility.”

Because the main tenets of the Paleo diet are to eat whole foods, low amounts of sugar, and avoid processed products, the eating plan itself is actually very healthy. In fact, eating Paleo has been proven to be beneficial for those with diabetes or anyone trying to maintain even blood sugar levels. It’s also been linked to stronger athletic performance, which is why many athletes follow a Paleo eating plan.

If your goal is to lose weight, the Paleo diet can definitely work for you—and you won’t have to count calories. Instead, fill up on veggies and healthy fats like coconut oil; aim to make vegetables about 75 percent of your plate. For the rest of your meal, eat a lightly cooked piece of meat. Remember that part of eating a Paleo diet is eliminating carcinogens, so don’t burn your burger to a crisp.

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Paleo Diet List of Foods Allowed And Prohibited
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Unless you’ve lived under (um), Paleolithic rock, you’ve heard of the paleo diet. The paleo diet can lead to weight loss in the short term, as well as lower blood pressure, controlled blood sugar, and other possible benefits.
So it’s no surprise that this approach to eating has gained popularity since the 2010 hit book The Paleo Diet, by Lauren Cordain, Ph.D., professor emeritus at Colorado State University at Ft. Collins and founder of the paleo diet movement.
The goal of this approach is to eat like our Paleolithic ancestors, who reportedly did not have farms that provided food groups such as grain and most dairy products (although the grain requirement is disputed) and did not have access to modern packaged, processed foods.
“The Paleo Diet is all about unprocessed, natural foods: think vegetables, fruits, meat, seafood, natural sources of fat, nuts, seeds and eggs,” says Ginger Hultin, RDN, a wellness coach with Seattle-based Arivale.
The philosophy of the Paleo diet involves a return to how our cavemen and cave woman ancestors ate more than 12,000 years ago, before agricultural methods were developed, namely a time when food needs were met exclusively through hunting and gathering.
These claims are not always supported by scientific evidence.
For example, advocates of the paleo diet say wheat consumption is linked to chronic digestive and inflammatory diseases, but there is no solid evidence that people who have not been diagnosed with an autoimmune celiac disease should avoid wheat and other foods that contain gluten.
The Paleo Diet excludes dairy because proponents say many people are lactose intolerant and because dairy consumption has been linked to Crohn’s disease, among other claims.
While you would not want to eat lactose (a sugar found in a dairy product) if your body cannot tolerate it, then there is no evidence that the dairy product is causing Crohn’s disease or worsening symptoms in those who have been diagnosed.
Likewise, Paleo aficionados avoid legumes (beans and peas), soy, and peanuts because of a compound called phytic acid; but phytic acid may not be as harmful as they think.
Phytic acid is a naturally occurring compound found in plant seeds, including nuts, grains and beans.“It is sometimes called an ‘anti-nutrient’ – or food inhibitor – because it can block the absorption of certain minerals in the intestines during digestion,” says Hultin.
But research shows that in various, balanced diets, the effects of phytic acid are usually not of concern and that our gut can adapt to a diet high in phytic acid.
In addition, some of these foods – especially beans – offer many compounds and are associated with positive health outcomes such as a lower risk of metabolic disease, heart disease, and diabetes, according to a study published in May 2014 in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
Other nutritional exceptions in the Paleo diet do have clear and proven health benefits for all people.
“Another group of foods you will be cutting out are processed vegetable oils and refined sugars, including white and brown sugar, agave, corn syrup, and all artificial sweeteners,” says Hultin.
A study published in April 2014 in JAMA Internal Medicine shows that added sugars have been linked in studies to a variety of health problems, such as an increased risk of obesity, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.
Meanwhile, a meta-analysis published in July 2017 in the Journal of the Canadian Medical Association links artificial sweeteners to weight gain, and they can even cause increased cravings and digestive problems – just some of the reasons they are excluded from the paleo diet plan.
Cereals (including whole grains and those that do not contain gluten), dairy products and legumes are prohibited. This means no peanut butter or peanuts, because the Paleo diet thinks peanuts are legumes, not nuts.
With all of these foods on the exclusion list, you might assume that packaged, processed snacks are not paleo carriers because they likely contain sugar, gluten, salt, and possibly trans fats that have been linked to increased chronic disease and obesity. …
Beer is made from three paleo varieties of wheat, barley and hops, so it’s safe to say this isn’t on the menu.
Organic wine is an alcoholic beverage that is considered paleo-friendly in some circles, but since it goes through a sugar and starch fermentation process, it is not a strict paleo if you live the way our prehistoric ancestors supposedly lived.
Regardless, remember that too much alcohol on a consistent basis has been linked to a higher risk of liver disease, heart disease, certain cancers, and brain health problems.
Before trying the paleo diet, be sure to talk to your doctor about any major health concerns. For example, people at risk for heart disease, those with kidney damage, and those diagnosed with type 1 diabetes should avoid the paleo diet.
But if your doctor gave you the green light to try the plan, now is the time to ditch the foods that are not allowed – and stock up on those that are.
Many common foods in the Western diet are excluded from the paleo diet.
Here are the best foods to avoid:
By excluding major food groups considered healthy by most standards – dairy, whole grains, beans and lentils – following a paleo diet can lead to nutrient deficiencies in the long term, experts warn. …
Whole grains are an important source of nutrition – in addition to fiber, which lowers cholesterol, these complex carbohydrates contain B vitamins such as thiamine, riboflavin, niacin and folate, as well as minerals including iron, magnesium and selenium, Hultin says.
“While the Paleo diet is based on a high intake of vegetables with fruits included as well, its followers will be missing out on rich sources of nutrients from whole grains, soy foods and legumes,” she says.
Be sure to discuss any dietary changes with your doctor if you are new to the paleo diet to make sure the plan is safe for you.
“Paleo people should think of this as a diet with tons of fresh vegetables as the basis of what they eat,” says Hultin.
Here are some of the best vegetables to pick if you’re trying a paleo diet:
Fruit can be a great way to satisfy your sweet tooth on a paleo diet. Remember: no packaged sweets (aka cookies, cakes, pastries, and the like) are allowed on this meal plan!
Here are some of the fruits you can eat on the Paleo diet:
“Protein is another hallmark of the Paleo diet, but it’s not a free pass to just eat [processed] bacon all day,” says Hultin, who recommends eating popular breakfast meats in moderation and choose a nitrate-free variety if possible.
Also note that everything that swims is fair play on the paleo diet (a big plus for seafood lovers!). Here are the best sources of protein on a paleo diet:
You will want to choose eggs from full-range or free-range chickens that are allowed to feed outside their cages.
“Fat is critical in the diet, and variety is important here too — it’s not just all about oil,” says Khultin. You will get fat from the protein you eat, but you will need some other types for cooking and flavoring.
Here are some of the healthy fats you should eat on a paleo diet:
“The best way to make whole foods like vegetables and protein taste great is to season them a little,” says Hultin.
Experiment with new flavors and keep in mind that many herbs and spices have health benefits such as anti-inflammatory properties, she says.
Consider these paleo-friendly spices to add a burst of flavor to your meals:
Many Paleo dieters avoid sweeteners of any kind, but not all sweeteners are actually banned from this meal plan.If you want to lose weight, just remember that moderation is key.
Here are some of the sweeteners that are legal on the paleo diet:
Staying hydrated isn’t just the key to weight loss success – it’s also important to aid digestion. Here are some of the best ways to hydrate on a paleo diet:
Among the benefits of consuming paleo is that you are not counting calories or carbs, or you are eating on a limited schedule. Experts say that if you eat approved foods and stop when you are full, you are likely to lose weight.
“Some people enjoy the freedom of the Paleo diet because they don’t have to count calories or other macronutrients,” says Hultin. Others find it too restrictive because it excludes many healthy foods.
It may be possible to find this level of flexibility (excluding those involved) while still including healthy whole grains, beans, and soy products. Whichever diet you choose, it should include one aspect of the Paleo diet: tons of vegetables! ”
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Restrictive diets are not new in the weight loss world.Cabbage soup and grapefruit diets are as famous as Master Cleanse (juice infused with water, lemon juice and, if possible, stomach, cayenne pepper). But among these mono diets, the carnivore’s diet is the newest child on the block. In the shadow of the more popular keto and paleo diets, the predator diet has quietly emerged with loyal followers and big promises. Here, we’ll take a look at what the diet entails, what the health benefits and disadvantages are, and if it’s safe to try.
What is the Predator’s Diet?
The Carnivore Diet, also known as the Zero Carbohydrate Diet, is a eating style that only includes animal products. This means there is room on the plate for meat, organs, butter, and eggs, but vegetables, fruits, grains, and other plant foods are prohibited.
Certain dairy products, such as yogurt and milk, are also allowed, but strict carnivore diets may avoid them because they contain lactose, a natural sugar that adds carbohydrates.
“The carnivore diet consists of only animal products, not plants,” says Summer Yole, MS, RDN, a registered dietitian in Connecticut.
If the carnivore diet sounds like a popular keto diet to you, it should come as no surprise. In fact, the two diets share some characteristics: both involve very limited or no carbohydrates. Plant food disappears almost completely, if not completely.
Unlike the diet of carnivores, the keto diet emphasizes eating high amounts of fat and moderate amounts of protein. The carnivore diet does not make this distinction and does not encourage daily goals for any particular nutrient.
“While both diets are low in carbohydrates and high in fat, keto allows for non-animal foods from plant sources such as nuts, seeds, some fruits, avocados and berries, and non-starchy green vegetables.” says Molly Devine, RD, LDN, Founder of Eat Your Keto.
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Carnivore Diet Food List: Do’s and Don’ts
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The list of approved foods for the carnivore diet is short. Foods mostly fall into one category: meat. Some carnivore diet plans also allow for dairy products such as milk and yogurt.
Food that can be eaten on a predator’s diet
beef and red meat
Bone marrow
chicken and poultry
fish and seafood
pork
eggs
organ meat
bone broth
water
oil
lard
“Organic meat is a vital way to get vitamins and minerals that you may be missing out on since you don’t eat fruits and vegetables,” says Devine.”Organ meats such as the liver and heart provide essential micronutrients that would otherwise be lacking in the absence of plant-based foods such as fruits and vegetables.”
Foods You Can Eat on a Predator Diet
milk
yoghurt
oil
“Certain versions of the diet also accept certain dairy products as they are technically derived from animals,” says Devine.
However, these foods contain lactose, a type of sugar. This means that these foods contain carbohydrates. For dieters looking to keep carbs as close to zero as possible, dairy may not be worth carbs.
Food not to eat on a predator’s diet
vegetables
fruit
grains
legumes
beans
nuts
seeds
any source of carbohydrates such as sugar
Artificial sweeteners
Some carnivore diets believe that grains, legumes and seeds contain “anti-nutrients,” plant compounds that interfere with the body’s absorption of vitamins and minerals.Research shows that anti-nutrients are not harmful, and most of them are destroyed during cooking or by your gut during digestion.
Some predatory nutritionists also believe that all fruits and vegetables are toxic to the body.
“Carnivore diets do not include plant-based foods that contain important nutrients such as fiber, potassium, folate and vitamin C, which are important for gut, heart, and immune health,” says Stacy Gulbin, MS, M.Ed., RD, LDN
This is why many nutritional experts and nutritionists do not support the diet of carnivores
“Vegetables and fruits are essential for a healthy diet because they contain electrolytes such as magnesium, iron, calcium and fiber to maintain healthy digestion and intestinal flora, as well as all vitamins and antioxidants,” says Louise Petre, MD. for weight loss. Weight Management Specialist and Certified Cardiologist. “While starches are not necessarily necessary, vegetables that are high in fiber and vitamins should not be ruled out.”
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Health Benefits of Carnivore Diet
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Sean Baker, an orthopedic surgeon and author of The Carnivore Diet, is credited with much of today’s hype diet. (Baker had his medical license revoked in 2017.) Michael Peterson, daughter of lifestyle guru Jordan Peterson, is also a supporter of the plan. She says that following this diet reduced her symptoms of depression and eliminated her arthritis.
These two are among the people who believe in the diet of carnivores. They suggest that diet can eliminate symptoms of chronic and inflammatory disease and provide more energy and wellness. Other benefits offered include:
• I feel better . Many people who eat carnivores report more energy and concentration after a few days on the diet. (This is a common benefit for the keto diet as well.) “Eliminating all processed foods, sugars, and refined carbohydrates is a big plus,” says Devine.”However, this is a very limited way of eating and is not sustainable for most people.”
• A cleaner diet 90 100. Sugar, refined carbohydrates, and processed foods are absent from the diet of carnivores. “The diet of carnivores eliminates processed and refined carbohydrates, ensures adequate protein intake and promotes water intake,” says Gulbin. This is still not enough for Gulbin to recommend a diet. “This excludes plant foods that contain important nutrients such as fiber, potassium, folate and vitamin C, which are important for gut, heart, and immune health.”
• Less food sensitivity . If you think you have food allergies or sensitivities, you may find that they disappear with the predator’s diet. This is because there are no food groups in the diet that can cause allergies or food problems.
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Will I lose weight?
You might. Eating very little or no carbs will naturally put your body into ketosis – a state in which your body is forced to burn fat for fuel instead of relying on available carbs.You will lose water weight first. Then the increased demand for fat can lead to real weight loss.
“Ketosis has health benefits and leads to weight loss,” says Petre.
But for ketosis to be done right, you have to eat a wider range of foods without going into hamburgers and only crumbs.
“While protein is one of the most important nutrients you consume on a daily basis, it has consequences when overdone.Protein is essential for rebuilding and building muscle mass, boosting immunity, giving us energy, helping to process nutrients, and helping you feel full, ”Petre says. “Problems arise when you get too much of what is useful. Eating too much protein and exceeding the daily calories required for weight gain can lead to weight gain as the excess is converted to fat and accumulates. ”
For example, red meat is high in fat and calories compared to protein foods such as fish and chicken.One ounce of red meat can be 75 calories. 6 ounce fillet steak has 450 calories .
Petre adds: “Diets high in protein will saturate you, but if you eat too much animal protein, you might not tip the scales right.”
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What Science Says
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There are currently no studies examining the effects of this diet.Most success (or failure) reports are anecdotal. This goes for Sean Baker and Michael Peterson.
“There are no long-term studies in humans using this diet,” says Yule, “so I’m not comfortable recommending this diet at this time.”
In fact, to find any scientific information about this eating style, Yul says you need to look back almost 100 years before 1930 to get a report that two people ate an all-meat diet for one year.
“They didn’t lose weight on the diet, except for some initial weight of water,” she says. “None of them were vitamin deficient, but they ate foods like calf brain and liver. Unlike most meats, these organs contain ample amounts of vitamin C, which could help protect these men from deficiency. ”
An earlier report from 1886 documented a man who lost weight and reported a reduction in indigestion after a six-week predatory-style diet.
However, as Gulbin warns, it is unclear what long-term impact this diet has on overall health.
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Predator Diet Health Risks
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Without studies to determine the effects of this diet, the benefits and risks are based largely on anecdotes and previous research regarding the consumption of heavy meat.Potential health risks include:
• Risk of nutrient deficiency . Vitamins, fruits, and other plant foods are packed with nutrients that research has shown will help you live a longer, healthier life. It is unclear whether vitamin-rich meat sources can adequately replenish this lost nutrition. “This diet lacks phytonutrients, many of which have been linked to a reduced risk of chronic disease,” says Yol. “There is also a lack of prebiotics.Prebiotics help maintain good bacteria in our gut. ”
• Potential kidney problems . “Dehydration occurs when your kidneys are overwhelmed, removing waste nitrogen and excess proteins from protein metabolism, forcing you to urinate in excess,” says Petre. She says this process will eventually destroy your kidneys. Kidney stones are also a problem. When your kidneys are stressed from extra work, it can slow down calcium absorption.This can lead to the formation of kidney stones if you are already affected by the problem, says Petre.
• risk of constipation . Fiber is important for digestion and regularity. When you replace fiber-rich foods such as whole grains, vegetables, fruits and beans for animal proteins that are virtually fiber-free, it is nearly impossible to get the recommended 25–35 grams of fiber per day. “You will feel bloated, dirty and locked up,” says Petre.
• The risk of developing an eating disorder . Focusing on such a limited diet can lead to malnutrition. In other words, you can focus so much on your diet that you develop an unhealthy dependence on your regimen.
• Too much saturated fat 90 100. We now know that fat isn’t the best nutritional villain we once thought it was, but we know that the approach to fat isn’t universal. Some people produce more cholesterol after eating high-fat foods than others, so they may need to eat less saturated fat to lower their risk of heart disease.This diet may have too much fat for some people.
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Who Should Avoid the Predatory Diet?
“This restrictive diet can be especially dangerous for people with eating disorders, pregnant or breastfeeding women, and children or adolescents,” says Yol. “People with certain undiagnosed metabolic disorders may also be at risk from a medically inappropriate diet.”
Yule provides an example of a report that a woman with an undiagnosed urea cycle disorder (a condition that prevents your body from removing waste) died after eating a very high protein diet.
Elimination diets are commonly used to help you and your doctor determine food sensitivities, and the diet can be used in this way. However, it is recommended that you work with your doctor to develop an eradication plan that suits your needs and the products your doctor is looking for specifically for testing.
Likewise, people with chronic medical conditions such as diabetes and heart disease are advised to consult with their doctor or dietitian before starting this diet. Anyone with any form of kidney disease should also avoid this diet.
Bottom Line
The carnivore diet may be successful as a short-term weight loss aid, but you will also leave a lot of freedom in this highly restricted form of eating.
Indeed, many social traditions include food, from holiday parties to holiday dinners.Sticking to this diet can be increasingly difficult in the long term, and you may find it too difficult to maintain or too isolated.
Without research to back up the claims of proponents of the carnivore diet, it is impossible to tell if the diet will be successful in the long term. As with any diet plan, some diets work for some people but not others. And experts are calling for caution, citing a lack of fiber and other important plant nutrients.
“If a person is trying to treat an underlying medical problem with this diet, I would recommend that you first explore all the options available with your doctor so they can better make an informed choice,” says Yol. “I want to support self-determination by encouraging people to eat in a way that makes them feel better, but at the same time I am concerned about the possible negative consequences of this diet in the long term.”
A smarter, healthier approach to diet, meal planning and weight loss is to find a balanced eating style that includes healthy foods, including fruits and vegetables, with nutrients such as protein and fat .This gives you maximum freedom of choice, and gives you a lot of flexibility to eat the foods you love and crave.
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What are the keto and paleo diets?
The keto and paleo diets are two dietary options that aim to promote health, eliminate highly processed foods, and promote weight loss.
The following sections provide an overview of the keto and paleo diets:
The Keto Diet
The Keto Diet is a meal plan that focuses on high amounts of healthy fat, low amounts of protein, and minimal carbohydrates.
The body usually uses carbohydrates as a source of energy. When a person does not get enough carbohydrates, the body starts using fat and protein stores. In true ketosis, the liver takes up stored fat and converts it into ketones, which the body then uses to produce energy.Achieving this state of ketosis is the goal of the keto diet.
Ketosis is considered by some to be an effective way to shed excess fat and reduce the risk of problems such as heart disease and diabetes.
A person on a keto diet should consume:
70-80% fat
20-25% protein
5-10% carbohydrates
The ketogenic diet encourages consumption and excludes certain foods. A keto person cannot get their carbs from grains or legumes.Carbohydrates should come from approved vegetables such as green leafy vegetables or a small group of fruits, mostly berries.
Paleo Diet
The Paleo Diet is a diet plan that focuses on foods that people ate during the Paleolithic era. Some people call it the Caveman Diet or the Stone Age Diet.
This diet seeks to eliminate foods produced through modern food processing and agricultural practices.People on the paleo diet can choose foods that their ancestors may have received from hunting and gathering. The diet of a Stone Age man would have varied depending on the natural resources available in his area.
Some people believe that the human body is poorly adapted to modern food. Avoiding foods like dairy, grains, and legumes can help a person lose weight and prevent heart disease and diabetes, according to diet advocates.
The Paleo Diet excludes highly processed foods, as well as legumes, grains and dairy products.
The Paleolithic diet also encourages the consumption of healthy fats found in bushmeat or herbivores, nut butters, butter, olive oil and avocados. It is also recommended that people eat more animal protein.
According to some small short-term studies, the paleo diet may benefit people with metabolic syndrome and high cholesterol.However, scientists need to do more research to confirm this (1, 2).
Similarities Between the Keto and Paleo Diets
Both diets encourage the consumption of many nutrient-rich whole foods and exclude highly processed foods.
Both are associated with low carbohydrate intake and avoid grains and legumes. They include the consumption of meat for protein and recommend certain types of fats and vegetables.
Paleo and keto diets include the following food groups:
nuts
seeds
unprocessed meat
seafood
eggs
healthy fats such as olive oil, avocado oil, and nut oils
non-starchy vegetables
Eliminate highly processed foods
Both the keto and paleo diets eliminate many unhealthy foods, including:
processed foods such as chips, crackers and packaged snacks
Products containing white or brown sugar, corn syrup or agave nectar
Eliminate healthy food
Both diets exclude a variety of foods that many find healthy.
These include:
Whole grains, including rice, wheat, buckwheat, quinoa, pasta, bread and oats
legumes, including beans, peanuts, peas, soybeans and lentils
These two diets promote lower carbohydrate intake than the traditional low-calorie and low-fat diets that experts have recommended for many years. For example, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and American Heart Association recommend a daily intake of whole grains that are not part of keto and paleo plans (3, 4).
What are the differences between the keto and paleo diets?
The keto and paleo diets exclude different foods. The keto diet eliminates high sugar foods, including most fruits, while the paleo diet allows for more fruits and some natural sweeteners. These diets also have different rules for meat, vegetables and dairy products.
The following sections explore the key differences between the keto and paleo diets.
Processed meat
The Paleo Diet generally excludes processed meats such as bacon and cold meats as they are the result of modern food processing technologies.Some people find that minimally processed bacon without nitrates and preservatives is acceptable on a paleo diet, while others are not.
The keto diet allows these meats to be consumed as long as they do not contain sugar or carbohydrates, which can affect the body’s ability to reach ketosis. Some processed meats, such as bacon or sausage, may contain sugar, so you need to read labels.
However, studies show that processed meat can increase the risk of cancer and other health problems, which is why people on any diet may want to eat good quality meat rather than processed meat (5Trusted).
Paleo : Focuses on natural meat without allowing processed meat.
Keto : Allows any meat that does not contain sugar or carbohydrates.
Sweeteners and sugar
The Paleo Diet allows for some natural sweeteners such as honey and maple syrup. But it does not allow the use of artificial sweeteners, including sugar alcohols, because they are the result of modern technology.
The keto diet allows some artificial sweeteners to be used as long as they are sugar-free (some foods contain both sugar and artificial sweeteners). Ideally, a person should choose sweeteners that do not cause spikes in blood sugar levels, such as stevia and sucralose.
The Keto Diet does not allow honey, maple syrup, or other foods containing natural sugars or fructose.
Paleo : Raw honey, maple syrup, date sugar and coconut sugar are allowed.
Keto : Does not tolerate sugar, but does tolerate some artificial sweeteners such as stevia and sucralose.
Starchy vegetables
Some nutrient-rich vegetables are also high in starch or carbohydrates. These starchy vegetables are not allowed on the keto diet because they can interrupt ketosis and cause a person to consume more carbs than the diet needs.
However, the paleo diet allows many of these vegetables to be consumed in moderation.A person on a paleo diet can eat foods such as sweet potatoes, beets, and carrots in moderation, but should prioritize low-carb vegetables.
Fruit
Fruits contain a range of nutrients, vitamins, minerals, fiber and antioxidants and are beneficial for most people. However, fruits also contain some natural sugar, and some have higher sugar and carbohydrate levels than others.
People on the paleo diet can eat all fruits, including fresh, dried, and frozen, but they tend to focus on the less sugary ones.The paleo diet allows for a variety of berries, citrus fruits and melons. It can include sweeter fruits such as bananas, grapes, mangoes, and cherries, but ideally in smaller amounts.
The keto diet is stricter in terms of fruit. To keep the body in ketosis, a person should only eat low-sugar fruits and only in small amounts. Berries can be eaten on a keto diet, but a person can also eat small amounts of cranberries, peaches, apricots, apples, and plums.
Dairy products
The Paleo Diet excludes all dairy products because the Paleolithic people did not eat them. The Paleo diet prevents a person from consuming cheese, milk, cream, or other dairy products.
However, people on the Paleo diet can drink unsweetened nut milk, coconut milk, and similar alternatives that do not contain artificial sweeteners or thickeners.
The keto diet allows the use of certain dairy products, especially those that are higher in fat and protein.This allows the person to receive the recommended amounts of these nutrients.
The keto diet does not allow the consumption of any dairy products that may contain sugar, such as ice cream, chocolate milk, or sweet coffee creams. However, a person can consume dairy products that contain artificial sweeteners in moderation.
Paleo : excludes dairy products.
Keto : Allows you to consume dairy products without sugar, ideally high in fat and protein.
Side Effects
People on any diet that excludes food groups should make sure they meet their daily nutrient needs to avoid deficiencies.
Anyone considering making new and radical changes to their diet should first consult with their healthcare professional. This is especially important for people with chronic medical conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, or high blood pressure.
People on a keto diet may experience side effects associated with going into ketosis. These include keto breathing, skin rashes and keto flu. Symptoms of the keto flu include headaches, lethargy, nausea, mental retardation, insomnia, decreased physical performance, constipation, and low libido. Staying in ketosis for extended periods of time can be harmful.
People on the paleo diet do not experience these symptoms, as this diet does not lead to a state of ketosis.
There is concern that people on the paleo diet are not getting enough calcium because the diet is dairy-free. The keto diet is deficient in fiber and several micronutrients due to the strict restriction of carbohydrate-containing foods (6).
Product Lists
The following sections provide lists of foods that a person can consume on a keto or paleo diet.
The Keto Diet
Here is a list of foods people eat on the keto diet:
oily fish such as mackerel, herring, trout, salmon, tuna or sardines
molluscs, including mussels, edible molluscs or oysters
poultry
fatty cuts of meat
game meat
non-starchy vegetables such as green leafy vegetables, cruciferous vegetables, asparagus, olives, bell peppers, celery and pumpkin
mushrooms
plain Greek yoghurt without sugar and fruit
regular curd
avocado
eggs, especially egg yolks
healthy oils such as olive oil, nut oils and avocado oil
nuts, including macadamia nuts, pistachios, peanuts, walnuts and almonds
seeds, including chia seeds and flax seeds
butter, ghee or cream
coconut or cocoa butter
dark chocolate with a cocoa content of at least 70% and no added sugar
nut butters, including almond butter, which do not contain sugar
cheese
berries, including raspberries, blueberries, strawberries and blackberries
lemons and limes
tomatoes
bone broth
unsweetened tea and coffee
Paleo Diet
Here is a list of foods people eat on the Paleo diet:
chicken
turkey
eggs
seafood
pork
beef
game meat
Vegetables, especially green leafy vegetables, celery, asparagus, peppers and cruciferous vegetables
Small to moderate amounts of starchy vegetables such as potatoes and root vegetables
fruits, berries, tomatoes, citrus fruits and other fruits with low sugar content
avocado
small to moderate amounts of high-sugar fruits such as grapes and bananas
nuts
seeds
nut butters
cocoa butter
dark chocolate with at least 70% cocoa
coffee without milk cream or refined sugar
teas
healthy oils, including walnut oil, olive oil and avocado oil
honey, maple syrup and coconut sugar in small quantities
Summarize
Both the keto and paleo diets have specific guidelines that include and exclude certain foods.There are some similarities between these diets, but many differences. Both can benefit from the health benefits of avoiding highly processed foods, which can help you lose weight.
For most people, these diets require a dramatic change in their eating habits. It can be difficult for some people to eliminate all grains and legumes and increase their fat intake in the long term. People on these diets should also make sure they are still getting all the nutrients they need.
A person should base their decision to follow any of these diets on their current health status and their individual health goals.
Some people on the paleo diet eat processed foods as long as they are low in sugar, do not contain dairy or grains, and are suitable for paleo. Others on a paleo diet can only eat foods in their natural state. Some people on a keto diet will eat any meat that is carbohydrate-free. Others only focus on organic meats.
It is recommended that you consult your doctor before starting any diet, especially if you have diabetes, heart disease or other medical conditions.
Based on scientific evidence. The numbers in brackets (1, 2, 3) are interactive links to peer-reviewed scientific articles. Prepared by specialists for informational purposes only. It should not be used as a guide for the treatment of disease, and it cannot replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.In case of illness or any symptoms, you should not self-medicate and should always see a doctor.
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Foods that are part of the Paleo diet, sometimes called the Caveman Diet, include very few processed items. For example, some processed foods – olives, canned fish, coconut milk, and curry paste – are included on the Paleo-approved list, but generally you want to avoid production in the factory.
Here are some tips to guide you through your Paleo shopping experience: If you don’t recognize an ingredient as food, you shouldn’t eat it.Of course this is an oversimplification, but you really can’t go wrong with this advice.
Even harmless foods such as herbal teas, all natural salsas, and instant coffee can contain hidden varieties of wheat, corn, soy and sugar, so you should be diligent in reading the label even on products that appear safe.
When reading ingredient labels, you want to look for scientific names and variations on problem ingredients such as wheat, soy, sugar, and corn.You should also be on the lookout for any ingredients you are allergic to – and beware of any ingredients you can’t pronounce, even if they don’t appear on the lists in the following sections.
The terms artificial flavors and natural flavors are used as supplements for flavor enhancers, and the manufacturers not needed to reveal exactly what they are. Both of these labels can indicate wheat, gluten, corn, and soy, so even if everything else in a product is Paleo approved, avoid products that contain these ingredients on the labels.
Dastardly Names for Wheat and Gluten
If the following ingredients are shown on the label, they contain wheat and / or gluten:
Artificial flavor
Bleached flour
Caramel color
Dextrin
Flavors
Hydrolyzed vegetable protein (HVP)
Protein with hydrolyzed wheat
Hydrolyzed wheat starch
Malt
Maltodextrin
Modified food starch
Natural flavor> Spices
Vegetable protein
Vegetable starch
Wheat germ oil
Wheat grass
Wheat protein
Wheat starch
Dastardly names for soybeans
If the following ingredients appear on (999) Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein (999) Hydrolyzed Soy Protein
Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein (HVP)
Miso
Natural flavor
Soy albumin
Soy fiber
Soy flour
Soy lecithin
Soy protein
Soy sauce
Stabilizer
Tamari
Tempe
Textured Soy Flour (TSF)
Textured Soy Protein (TSP)
Textured Vegetable Protein (TVP)
To fu
Vegetable broth
Plant resin
Vegetable starch
Dastardly names for sugar
Added added sugars when listed on the label:
Agave nectar
Barley malt syrup
Acid
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Crystalline fructose
Dehydrated cane juice
Dextrin
Dextrose
Disaccharide
Evaporated cane juice
Fructose
Galactose
Glucose
High fructose corn syrup
Inverted Sugar
Lactose
Maltodextrin
Malt syrup
Maltose
Monosaccharide
Polysaccharide
Ribose
Rice syrup
Sucrose
Sorghum or sorghum syrup
Sucrose
Healing treacle
Sugar turbidado
Xylose
Sugar in the form of fruit juice concentrate often appears in high quality sausages and some nut butters include dehydrated cane juice.This is the minimum amount of sugar, so after 30 days of dropping it is up to you how many of these acceptable sugars you allow in your daily diet.
Exquisite names of corn
If the following ingredients are included on the label, they contain corn derivatives:
Artificial flavor
Corn alcohol
Corn
Corn
Corn oil

Corn sweetener
Hard hard corn syrup
Dextrin
Dextrose
Food starch
High fructose corn syrup
Maltodextrin
Mazena
Modified resinous starch
Sorbitol
MSG
Natural flavors
Plant resin
Vegetable protein
Vegetable starch
Xantham gum
Xylitol
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There are many myths circulating around Paleo.Even though Paleo is probably the healthiest diet on earth, people just aren’t used to eating that way. It may sound silly to talk about proper nutrition, but
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There are many myths around Paleo. Even though Paleo is probably the healthiest diet on earth, people just aren’t used to eating that way. It may seem silly to talk about good nutrition, but like anything new and different, it takes time to become fully accepted. These ten myths reflect the most unknown principles of paleo cooking and eating.
I’m not getting important nutrients from Paleo.
Paleo kicks off any other nutritional program for one reason: adequate nutrition. Paleo foods naturally contain the deep nourishment that human bodies crave. One of the main reasons for the pandemic of suffering in today’s world is that so many people are nutritionally deficient. Paleo is the perfect remedy for this situation because it saturates the body with vitamins, minerals, and essential fats.As good things come in, toxins are thrown away.
Start rethinking your healthy eating idea. Grains, dairy, and beans do more harm than good and don’t add the value you need to your food bank. Think evolutionary when determining what you should and shouldn’t eat. You can find more food in grass-fed meats, healthy fats, vegetables, and fruits than anywhere else.
Without dairy, I won’t get enough calcium.
Yes, you need calcium to form healthy bones and teeth. However, you are not attached to getting it from the cow. In fact, most people who consume dairy products end up inflamed due to the toxins and hormones secreted by the animals that produce the food. In contrast, other sources of calcium (such as the following) work really well in the body and do not cause any inflammation.
Vegetable sources
forage cabbage
Spinach
Green cabbage, mustard greens and turnip greens
Bock Choy6
Bok Choy6
Kelp
Seaweed
Dulse
Canned fish such as mackerel, salmon and sardines (with bones always better)
Fat sources
Walnut oils
Nuts (almonds, 114 cashews, cashews, nuts
Dates
figs
olives
You always have bone broth that contains all vitamins and minerals, including calcium.
Saturated Fat ?! I will develop heart disease. 90,085 9,0005 A meta-analysis published in February 2012 in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition combined data from 21 unique studies involving nearly 350,000 people and was followed for an average of 14 years. It was concluded that there was no association between saturated fat intake and the incidence of heart disease or stroke.
If you want to prevent heart disease, avoid cheap, tasteless vegetable oils such as soybean oil, corn oil, canola oil, safflower oil, sunflower oil and margarines, or packaged, processed foods made with them.Stick to Paleo-approved fats and oils and you’ll not only prevent heart disease, but get better with every bite.
I can never drink again.
In a perfect world, no one drinks because alcohol is toxic to the liver, but as far as Paleo adherence goes, this category is where you should call shots. You choose your paleo shade; if the occasional drink works in your program, it’s all yours.
If you fall into these groups, you should avoid alcohol:
Need a healing phase: If you have a medical condition that needs to be healed (for example, an autoimmune disease or digestive problems), give your body a chance to heal without all toxins.Alcohol will worsen any condition that makes your cells toxic.
Need to lose a few pounds Your liver can’t help you burn fat if it’s alcohol detoxification. Plus, alcohol provides a lot of empty calories; Like sugar, it lacks the nutrients your body needs to be healthy.
Solving 30-Day Reset: If you’re going through the Paleo cleanse, alcohol is definitely not on the menu for this period.
Stick to potato vodka, dry wines, rum, sparkling wine and tequila. Stay away from grain-based alcohol such as beer, bourbon, gin, and grain-based vodka as you will feel like you have swallowed a bowling ball and become worse gut. When you get your mixed drink, look at the sugar. Avoid juices, sodas, and tonics. Use soda as a mixer and add lime to it to control your body’s response to insulin.
Paleo food is weird.
Some of the Paleo-approved meat and bone broths may sound odd, but they are just new and different. Bone broth and organ meats have been used as medicine for longer than anyone else on this earth. When you eat them, you will heal. Period. Much of the United States is in a pandemic of human suffering due to diseases that can be resolved with the right diet; it seems stranger than eating liver and onions.
For the rest of the Paleo menu, there are no lean meats, seafood, fresh vegetables and fruits, healthy fats, nuts and seeds out of the box. It’s sad that processed, gourmet, sweet, packaged foods have become a common, everyday staple, while foods returning to nature seem like a crazy city.
Food on the paleo diet is too expensive.
If you are used to buying an overpowered pacifier, then yes, Paleo will cost a little more.Just remember that you will end up spending less on health care if you stick to healthy things.
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Make informed make a choice. Read The Dirty Dozen and Clean 15 of the Working Group on the Environment (fruits and vegetables most and least contaminated with pesticides, respectively). You can use this information to decide which products are best for your regular products.
Buy local. The product usually costs less at farmers’ markets and local farms.
Divide the cow. Visit a cow with friends or family members through the on-farm meat exchange program. This is a great way to get quality meat at a lower cost.
Buy at bulk. Large retailers produce better quality food products. Bring home more when you see a good deal.
Stock up with sales. Buy and stock up on the best cuts of meat you can find on sale.
It’s just too hard to change your eating habits.
Look at it this way: Yes, eating Paleo is definitely more difficult than driving up to the driveway and ordering a fast food meal. But eating Paleo is no more difficult than dealing with life-threatening conditions, or harder than watching someone you love heal from a chronic illness.It is no more painful than the pain one experiences every day with its aches, pains, digestive discomfort and exhaustion.
A great way to make Paleo life a little easier is to order food from a Paleo home delivery company like Living Paleo Foods. Services like this scrutinize every ingredient to make sure the finest Paleo products are delivered right to your door.
Paleo diets contain too much protein.
Protein toxicity is a real problem caused by the amount of protein in your diet and your ratio of protein to carbohydrates and fats in your diet.Eating too much protein can stress your kidneys and liver as they struggle to turn protein into a useful form of energy.
Paleo not high protein diet. Eating a variety of proteins as part of a balanced diet will provide you with a healthy supply of protein. Nowhere in a well-planned Paleo diet do you find a recommendation to eat tons of protein all day; it’s just not the Paleo path.
Meat is a staple prehistoric food, and if you eat it in balance with other macronutrients (carbohydrates and fats) and a decent sized potion eyeball, your body will handle it very well.A serving size of Paleo Healthy Protein is about the size of your palm, or 3-4 ounces for women and 5-6 ounces for men.
I Can’t Eat All These Eggs Without Increasing My Cholesterol!
It has been suggested that if you eat cholesterol, you raise your blood cholesterol levels. But this misconception is simply not true. In fact, the B vitamin choline found in eggs actually acts as a carrier for cholesterol, preventing it from entering the bloodstream.

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