Looks like Channel 9 have their own Paleo Challenge to match Channel 7, with journalist Charles Wooley from 60 Minutes going Paleo but with Paleo founder Dr Loren Cordain rather then Pete Evans.

Hard living on the road was taking its toll on respected TV journalist Charles Wooley when a heart scan revealed his arteries were clogging - and it's the controversial Paleo diet which may have saved him.
Six months ago, the 67-year-old's doctor told him to urgently lower his cholesterol and cut out carbohydrates. He did just that, and in the process went Paleo - with life-changing results.
'I'm down four notches on the belt, about 15 kilos I reckon,' he said.

I'm guessing it's the low carbohydrates itself that "saved him" more then Paleo and I don't think low carb beer is paleo is it? but anyway

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In a way I wish people would stop trying to reinvent the wheel and just call it what it is.

Here's the 60 minutes one, I actually didn't mind this one except it seemed to finish suddenly, perhaps a case of too much editing as I wanted to watch more!

The Wooley Mammoth | 60 Minutes | 9Jumpin

I forgot! I will make sure to watch online tomorrow

People don't want to give up their processed foods, hospitals don't want to give up the shelf life and inconvenience, school canteens don't want to etc

Especially because its so much cheaper!

That liver thing, when that whole uproar begun no-one even new the recipe and liver amount yet because the book was still yet to be released. Instead someone got another liver recipe on her website and used that as their guess what the formula would contain, they were already out with their knives before even knowing the recipe or anything about it! Secondly the recipe has been around for a very long time, I have had it on my bookshelf for years in a book called Nourishing Traditions and I'm sure it will be freely available on their website: Home - Weston A Price

We go on about the nutritional information in a recipe for babies yet we don't blink an eyelid at the ingredients in a formula but whats more is we don't bat an eyelid at whats in breast milk, its so subjective and variable not just vitamins and minerals etc but toxins also (I am all for breastfeeding, I breastfed Maya for longer then the norm) and when we consider most women that are breastfeeding are eating a crappy diet...

On the topic of vitamin A if you do a search in pubmed there's plenty of research that would give one the impression that vitamin A deficiency is pretty common but of course no one blinks an eye lid at that.

Feeding Babies - Weston A Price

Formula - Homemade Baby Formula - Weston A Price

FAQ-Homemade Baby Formula - Weston A Price

Do you want me to move them?