Food Is A Drug #Paleo

March has been an exciting month for us.  A full month of blogging under our belts and we are excited and encouraged by how many people have visited our blog.  It's so humbling to be able to help people begin their own journeys to health. April is an extremely busy month at my full time job so my goal is to blog at least twice a week.  If that isn't enough for you, join us on Facebook where I always post our evening meal! A MONTH IN REVIEW Mr. was featured on a local station out of Indy!  He was sharing our journey using Emeals .  You can find the link here:   Paleo Emeals Here is the link to Mr.'s Segment on Fox 59 :  Mr. on Fox59 Then I shared 5 Simple Steps for Beginnners to Understanding Paleo.  Linked here:  Paleo Beginners: 5 steps Next I took you to through how I meal plan while following Paleo as seen here:  Paleo Meal Planning We've been doing this as a team.  I wanted to share our tips on the Paleo Journey with your

I've been bombarded with friends and strangers asking questions about Paleo.  I am excited that so many people are excited to try the lifestyle and see if it can help them the way it has helped Mr. and I.  I thought a post to answer some of the questions I am getting along with some additional information was in order. Don't over think Paleo! It's really pretty simple.  Fruits and Vegetables(Organic when possible), Grass Fed Beef (if possible), Nuts and Seeds. Paleo Food Pyramid My typical breakfast includes bacon, eggs, and fruit or avocado.  To add variety I cook my eggs a different way every day.  I usually rotate between fried soft, fried hard, and scrambled eggs with red onion, red, pepper, mushrooms, and spinach.  My breakfast usually looks like this: Paleo Breakfast I don't count or measure anything.  We buy our eggs from local farmers.  They are so much better than store bought PERIOD.  I usually gauge how hungry I am by how many eggs I make.  So

If you are joining us from Emeals Blog post today, Welcome!  Like us on Facebook Here: Food is a Drug #Paleo and/or enter your email on the bar on the right and whenever we post you will automatically get it by email.  --->> We love to hear from our readers.  If we can help you begin your journey or along the way let us know! Here's a few of our most popular posts to get your started! Mrs. Paleo Journey Mr. Paleo Journey The Symbol of My Ring Paleo Emeals 10 Steps to get your Kids to Eat Paleo 5 Simple Steps to Understanding Paleo for Beginners 10 Things Couples Should know when starting their Paleo Journey Thanks for checking us out!  We hope to get to know you better to as you begin your journey!

What a crazy ride the last 8 and 1/2 months has been. My weight loss has slowed down the last several months and I actually gained some weight back at one point. I could see improvements in the mirror and could tell a difference in how my clothes fit but was frustrated in the scales not showing the same results. I was told by more than 1 coach at my local box (crossfit gym) that this would happen, it happens to everyone, and not get brought down by it. So, when I had a 3 week slump last October I went and had measurements taken and my body fat established (I should have done this back in August). This Past October I was 248 pounds and had 29.1% body fat. Last week I went and had my measurements taken and my body fat reestablished. My Weight was down 32 pounds, body fat was down to 18.8%, and had lost 20-1/4"s in a 20 week period of time. As of Ash Wednesday (March 5) I was still at the same weight I was on February 9th. So, I decided to take nuts (pecans, almonds, walnuts, and

These pictures really need no words.  But I can't help myself...tomorrow Emeals.com is doing a blog spot on Mr. and I's lifestyle change for Transformation Tuesday.  They had requested 'after' photos of us.  Luckily, we have a friend with a good eye and she used my camera to snap a few shots.  Although I didn't take before measurements looking at these photos side by side helps me appreciate where I was and how far I have come.  This year we will be taking our 'got there' photos!  Until then there's work to be done.... July 2013 March 2014 March 2014 March 2014 March 2014

At the beginning and especially now I have relied on outside resources to help motivate and keep me on the Paleo Journey.  Luckily we have great friends and a "Box" family that has been full of insights and tips along the way.  I however am a blog reading nerd and love to follow posters with similar interest as I. Facebook helps keep these fresh on my mind.  Here are 15 Paleo Must Likes on Facebook!  They will keep you creative, informed, and satisfied along your journey.  It's important to continue to build your support system!  These are in no particular order. Food is a Drug #Paleo -This is where my blog  feeds to Facebook. The Slim Palate Our Paleo Life Cavegirl Cuisine PaleOMG Civilized Caveman Against All Grain The Paleo Mom Paleo Parents Nom Nom Paleo Paleoaholic Cultured Caveman Cave Girl Eats Primal Palate 30 Day Guide to Paleo Cooking I promise when you follow these posts you will never feel alone on your Paleo Journey.  All

If you are joining us after watching Mr. on  Great Day Live  today, Welcome! You can read our Paleo Journeys here:  Mrs. Paleo Journey   Mr. Paleo Journey I've only been blogging and publicly sharing our journey for a couple of weeks and we hope you stay with us to follow us as we continue our journey.  Here are links to some of the most popular blogs to date:  The Symbol of my Ring   Lining up the Ingredients 10 Simple Ways to get your Kids to eat Paleo! If you have been following our blog the last couple of weeks you know that we are big advocates of  Emeals .  After our 30 day Paleo Challenge which was guided by the coach at our gym we found ourselves wanting more but not sure where to go next.  A couple of years ago Mr. and I had taken the  Financial Peace University  course offered by  Dave Ramsey .  On his radio program we would hear him mention  Emeals  and I often thought about looking into it to save money on my grocery budget.  Luckily, I also