ABOUT THIS BLOG

The Modern Paleo Meats - Blog is dedicated to raising the awareness of the health benefits of eating 100% grass fed buffalo, lamb and beef products from animals that have been 100% pastured and never given any added hormones and antibiotics. I promote the idea of the re-emerging animal husbandry practices of animals living off the land and roaming free - this turns out to be better for the animals and for the environment. Eating this type of lean red meats is promoted by the Paleo, Low-Carb and Gluten-Free diets - so this blog will also explore Paleo Lifestyle topics, suggestions and recommendations for how to eat and exercise consistently with these regimes. Articles, comments and thoughts expressed by this blog are opinions and beliefs and should not be taken as any type of medical advice. Online store: www.ModernPaleoMeats.com

Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Modern Paleo Meats Press Release

Modern Paleo Meats Online Store Opens for Business Offering 100% Grass-Fed Meats like Buffalo, Beef and Lamb for the Health Conscious Consumer

The growing popularity of grass-fed buffalo, grass-fed beef and grass-fed lamb like that provided by Modern Paleo Meats is an increasing trend with those concerned about the quality and safety of the meat they are eating and serving their families. http://www.modernpaleomeats.com is now open for business to serve this growing consumer category. 

Modern Paleo Meats is a unique source for grass-fed lean red meats like grass-fed buffalo, grass-fed beef and grass-fed lamb as well as paleo, slow-carb and gluten-free dietary books and cookbooks and also exercise books and products.

See the full press release here: PRWeb

 

 

 

Grass-Fed Beef 80% less chance of E-Coli

E-Coli and other dangers are just part of our traditional beef industry, but it doesn't have to be this way.  Many farms and ranches have begun to change the way they raise their cattle by moving to all grass-fed and away from the standard practice of collecting the animals in confined pens and fattening them up for the last few weeks of their lives - this is the main cause of disease and the reason why non-grassfed animals are often given doses of antibiotics and such.

Here is a quote from a new article that discusses the issue and the recent E-coli breakout in Canada:  “If you are raising grass fed beef there is an 80% less chance of having E. coli O157. If the plant is only geared to slaughtering grass fed beef then the chances of E. coli entering the plant is basically nil,” noted Steves.

See the full article here: http://bit.ly/TozM3O 

And for some really great grass fed beef with no added antibiotics see this site: http://bit.ly/Rz4aMk 


Saturday, October 13, 2012

New look at Modern Paleo Meats

There is a new look and feel at Modern Paleo Meats - competitive pricing displayed and discounts available as well as fresh direct to your door delivery anywhere in the USA.

Be sure to check out the beef pricing with package discounts and the great prices for beef cuts.

Friday, August 10, 2012

Grass-fed meats good for eye health

Foods that Help Improve Eye Health
HEALTH
Thursday, August 9, 2012

By Charmaine Gooden

Every part of the human eye needs ocular nutrition support and nutrition to
maintain our vision and eye health as we age.

Dark leafy green vegetables like spinach, kale and swiss chard contain lutein and
xeaxanthin, pigments that protect the eyes from harmful blue light which can lead to
macular degeneration. They also contain beta-carotene, vitamins C and E, zinc and fibre,
which are all necessary for good eye health.

Lean Meats like turkey breast and grass-fed game (buffalo, some beef)
contain high levels of zinc and vitamin E, which are beneficial for eye health.
As they are a complete protein, they also provide a feeling of fullness, which
reduces caloric consumption.

Whole Grains including oatmeal, barley, and quinoa are high in fibre and
have a low glycemic index. Refined carbohydrates such as those found in
white bread and white rice have a high glycemic index. High glycemic index
food intake correlates to cataracts, macular degeneration and diabetes,
which are all sight-threatening conditions.
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For more information on why grass-fed is healthier for you, click here.