Perhaps there are Books in russian available about "The Optimal Diet" - The diet was hatched in Poland some 40 years ago by Dr. Jan Kwasniewski, a Polish eating plan that requires the consumption of prodigious amounts of animal fat -- preferably lard.

http://high-fat-nutrition.blogspot.com/2008/03/kwasniewski-praise-lard.html

This is exactly what you are looking for: Functional Nutrition by Konstantin Monastyrsky.

It quite literally is a guide to paleo specifically written for a Russian audience. The book hasn't even been translated to English.

(For example, he says he doesn't play up the importance of red meat or butter because he knows Russians already value those foods.)

http://www.uznai-pravdu.com/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=4206

Western Price in Russian

Raw paleo: http://supersyroed.mybb.ru/

Introduction to Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon:

forum.omama.ru/viewtopic.php?f=41&t=97

This is a rough solution that may be of some help.

Via Google Chrome I used the "Readability Redux" extension to strip and convert the webpage into a clean readable version. I then used the "Google Translate" extension to translate the page to "rough" Russian. Then printed the result to PDF.

Readability Redux:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/jggheggpdocamneaacmfoipeehedigia

Google Translate:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/aapbdbdomjkkjkaonfhkkikfgjllcleb

Print to PDF:
On Linux I have native support for this. There must be a free Windows or Mac program that you can install which will allow you to choose "print to PDF" instead of just your "Printer". You cannot use a "Save Webpage to PDF" like extension as they all use the URL of the page which is always the original not the readable translated one. You need to actually print the page and choose the "to PDF" as the printer in whatever printer dialogue window you have.

An example:
1. Open URL in Chrome: http://whole9life.com/2010/03/the-grain-manifesto/
2. Click "Readability Redux" extension button. You can change the font size in "Options" for the extension.
3. Click "Google Translate" extension button. Choose "View this page in: Russian", than "Translate".
4. Right click on page and choose "Print".
5. Choose "Print to PDF" or the like.

Here is the result of my example: http://toshine.org/pull/whole9life-the-grain-manifesto-russian.pdf

This way you can possibly grab some good web-resources and pass them to your folks as PDFs or merely just print them out for them.

http://lowcarbzone.ru/

Low Carb and Paleo Nutrition in Russian