Paleo Farmers Diet: Day Twenty Four

Sunday, February 12, 2012

Day Twenty Four - Week 4

Day Twenty Four - Week 4

Breakfast: Omelets for the whole family. Main meat, turkey sausage, peppers, olives, mushrooms.
Lunch: Can of Vienna sausage not that hungry
Dinner: Tom made a brisket with Squash & salad, stevia lemonade.
Snack: A few berries mixed nuts
Exercise: 15min bike - I fell really hard yesterday on the farm, hurt all over.
Notes: Well one thing I can tell you about this diet is it has changed my taste buds a lot! I didnt really enjoy my seafood the night before, the lobster tasted too rubbery, the shrimp tasted funny too...pitty cause on this diet I can eat seafood. I had a bite of cheese cake for my daughters Birthday and I really mean just a bite full, it was great going down but afterwards my body rebelled & my throat closed up on me. I had to take some meds to keep it from getting worse. What the hell??? Something in that Sara Lee Cheesecake my body really rebelled against. I am terrified to eat it ever again now.

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Paleo Farmers Diet

My family and I are making a life style change on are eating habits. We hope to not only get healthy but to help us lose weight as well. Cutting out all processed foods & sugars is one of our main goals. We chose this diet because we really love meats & Veggies. Since we live on a farm we thought this would be the ideal diet since we have access to a lot of the foods required to eat. These notes on this blog are to help me keep track and keep organized what we eat starting from day one. Hopefully I can help others in the process.

So far:
Within Four weeks
Loving the food
Detoxing on and off. Doc said every time my body hits some fat in my body I will b sneezing & detoxing.
Husbands feet are less numb at night
I snore less hubby said ;p
My allergy's have cleared up except when I detox.
Taste buds started changing on week 4 everything taste diff now

List of Restaurants & Fast food that you can eat Paleo

Restaurants that are Paleo Friendly

Yes:

Chama Guacha Brazilian grill best time to eat here is lunch time cheaper....all you can eat MEATS and wonderful salad bar with stuff you have never even seen its awesome $25 a head for lunch, dinner is like $50 a head its well worth it cooked to perfection. They treat you like Kings and Queens here.
http://www.chamagaucha.com/

Genghis grill Just skip the starch & your good to go!
http://www.genghisgrill.com/ order water keeps the cost down $2 a drink! Careful with the sauces they have there. Look for the gluten free ones

Texas Road house despite the peanuts laying around and they seem to have a hard time getting the temp right on my steaks its a pretty good steak. Ask that they not bring you bread to put in table, eat a salad make sure they don't put cheese on it...order a Sweet potato without nothing on it.
http://www.texasroadhouse.com/

Joes Crab Shack: Get the steam pots but omit the potatoes and corn. http://www.joescrabshack.com/

No:

Sonic NO! nothing really here to order that is Paleo friendly but the chicken sandwich. Even after asking for it plain and just eating the meat, the meat was really rubbery & tasted like it had plastic attached to the coating. Never again. I will miss you Sonic.