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Embarking on a Paleo Low Carb Diet Plan feels like stepping back in time—imagine eating like your hunter-gatherer ancestors, but with the benefits of modern nutrition science. You’ll swap processed carbs for grass‑fed meats, wild‑caught fish, and vibrant vegetables, unlocking sustained energy and sharper focus—no more mid‑afternoon slumps. This approach blends Paleo’s emphasis on whole foods with low‑carb’s power to regulate blood sugar, helping you shed pounds and tame inflammation. Think of it as trading a sugar‑fueled roller coaster for a smooth metabolic cruise.

Whether you’re looking to rev up your workouts or simply feel more vibrant, this plan offers a flexible roadmap, allowing moderate fruit and starchy veggies on higher‑carb days and deep ketosis on stricter ones. We’ll guide you through macronutrient targets, meal‑prep hacks, sample menus, and savvy shopping tips so you can craft a routine that’s as sustainable as it is effective. Ready to transform your health without sacrificing flavor? Let’s dive in!

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LOW CARB CHICKEN PARMA (crumb-less) This is a winner for the whole family and really doesn't take much time to whip up. It's a one pan wonder that tastes the bomb.

HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED:

Chicken Fillets Free Range x 4 (cut into halves lengthways)

Fresh Basil Leaves

Organic Tomato Passata

Pizza Cheese

Sliced Free Range Ham (optional)

S&P

Olive Oil

Dried Oregano

Ceramic Oven Dish

Baking Paper

HERE'S WHAT YOU DO:

Preheat oven to 180 degrees celsius fan forced.

Line baking dish with paper.

Cut your fillet lengthways and then top and tail them in the dish so they are nice and snug.

Drizzle with olive oil and then season with salt & pepper.

Layer on the ham (if you opt for ham).

Throw on your basil leaves.

Pour the passata over and spread evenly to cover the chook.

Cover with a generous layer of grated cheese. Don't be shy here.

Sprinkle dried oregano on top.

Cover dish with foil taking care not to press it down onto the cheese and bake in the oven for about 30 mins until chicken cooked.

Take the foil off and then return to the oven for a further 10 mins to brown up the cheese.

THIS chicken pot pie recipe from Autoimmune Wellness is truly the best out there and I’m making it more and more with the changing weather. 

In addition to eliminating some ingredients (like mushrooms) I also have found that 2 tablespoon of tapioca starch act as a much better thickener than cassava. I also use half the amount of tarragon since it has such a strong flavor.