OK, so my results are getting notice and a few people are
dipping their toes in the prehistoric waters a bit following
some links to readings I sent them (at their request). Couple of
colleagues gave up bread and "feel fantastic". I'm going to
visit my folks soon, I really want my mother to try this, she
has a bunch of so-typical issues, and it works for me and we're
related. I think the only thing that will really convince her
unfortunately is if my blood work comes back neutral-or-better
than before. I did a full blood workup before going Primal, now
I need to schedule a follow up.  Pre-Primal, I think I had
approximately HDL 50, LDL 180, trigs 115 or something, and
normal-range blood glucose.  It's cheating, but: Is there any
dietary change I can make during the couple days before the next
test that should increase the persuasive power of my "new
numbers"? I'm a bit cynical of the whole cholesterol thing but
it would be a powerful argument for my mom, and that's important
to me. Like, if I stay away from s