Paleo versus low carb???

I`m sorry I cant advise as I don't know enough about the Paleo regime , but I couldn't cope without cheese

Some lovely paleo recipes but I just like not to be full laiden with anything.. Moderation without toouch restriction.

As donnellysdogs say mix the 2 ways so you get the best of both worlds but if you saw bbc1's truth about fat, dairy is good for us in many ways, so mix & match you get both.

Your way of eating must be sustainable for life. Eat cheese if it keeps you happy and healthy. You don't need to rigidly join one group. Mix it up.

just watch your protein with paleo, some can be too high. the fear of fat is strong.

You could try Primal rather than Paleo - some dairy is allowed for those who tolerate it. Mark Sisson's writing style is great and there is so much free info at his blog:
http://www.marksdailyapple.com/welcome-to-marks-daily-apple/#axzz3WTfLqDxq

I like the Paleo emphasis on real food as opposed to processed, but there's a bit of a LC backlash among certain Paleo bloggers that puts me off. Plus there seems to be a lot of "watering down" of original principles for market share going on. I like Mark's "carbohydrate curve" based on metabolic factors:
http://www.marksdailyapple.com/press/the-primal-blueprint-diagrams/#axzz3WTgVIuna

Real food LCHF (like the Diet Doctor's site) is basically Primal as far as I can tell. The other issue with Paleo is that a lot of processed junk food companies in the US are jumping on the bandwagon - about as authentically Paleo as the junk food produced by the Atkins food company is authentically Atkins.

I don't do "the" paleo diet. I do "a" paleo diet and LCHF. To me that means minimally processed foods, lots of fresh veg, no grains, no milk, no veg oil, no rice, no starchy veg, but yes to cheese and meat and coffee. I recently cut out artificial sweeteners.

Good grief, that's some ingredients list

don't knock it..L Cysteine Hydrochloride has a great nutty flavour...