http://www.paleonu.com/

For beginners: Whole Health Source is one of the best. Always well researched, always well written. Stephan never preaches, always informs.

I always enjoy PaNu (linked by Bryan). Harris can have a bit more bite in his tone, but it's never over the top. Very thoughtful posts.

If you only read one or two blogs, I'd hit these first. Then, if you want to expand your reads, go to Mark Sisson's list, which Brian provided.

Of course, don't forget Robb Wolf. His spelling, grammar, punctuation are terrible (and he knows it), but his content is rock-solid amazing. Not where I would start a newbie, but the insights here are invaluable if you are looking to refine your nutrition. Apparently I can't post more than one link, but it's just robbwolf and then add the dot com.

I can't believe nobody has yet mentioned the man, Robb Wolf! http://robbwolf.com/

• Intermittent Fasting, Fitness, & Paleolithic Nutrition
• He used to work with Loren Cordain, the godfather of the Paleo diet.

See Free the Animal's blogroll.

Here is the list I published on my site ( http://paleodietlifestyle.com/paleo-resources/ )

http://marksdailyapple.com/

http://robbwolf.com/

http://www.paleonu.com/

http://www.westonaprice.org/

http://thehealthyskeptic.org/

http://perfecthealthdiet.com/

http://high-fat-nutrition.blogspot.com/

http://coolinginflammation.blogspot.com/

http://heartscanblog.blogspot.com/

http://www.proteinpower.com/drmike/

http://wholehealthsource.blogspot.com/

http://freetheanimal.com/

http://www.hunter-gatherer.com/

http://huntgatherlove.com/

I follow 18 paleo blogs - http://delicious.com/bigmerm/primal Feel free to borrow my links here. They are all public.

I just realized that Peter and his blog Hyperlipid are not on this list!

I think Peter is the largest contributor of the paleo blogosphere in terms of developing nutrition and metabolism theory.

The FatHead documentary/blog of Tom Naughton:

http://fathead-movie.com/

Somewhere between low-carb/paleo/libertarian, but always humorous. His blogroll includes PaNu, Sisson, Hyperlipid, Whole Health Source, Protein Power, Free The Animal, etc.

I use his page as a jumping off point - clicks to other blogs always opens a new window.

I gotta give props to Dr. Mike Eades/Protein Power:

http://www.proteinpower.com/drmike/

Until reading numerous posts there and looking elsewhere for confirmation, I was afraid of saturated fat and dietary cholesterol. He really started my nutritional education. Great anthropology posts there as well.

See Mark Sisson's list, too: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/stuff-that-i-read-or-watch-and-you-should-too/

how is evolvify not listed yet? http://evolvify.com/

GNOLLS.org

HealthyDietsandScience.blogspot.com

and, of course,

Fitness in an Evolutinary Direction (aka "FED")

http://girlgoneprimal.blogspot.com/

mine!

comic twist to paleo and carb withdrawal rages. hope you like it!

www.iwantsomefeckingchips.blogspot.com

Go to www.paleomg.com for great recipes, and hysterical laughs and sarcasm! Brought to you by Juli Bauer! link text

Livable low carb.

http://www.livable-lowcarb.com/

Not mentioned directly above...

www.arthurdevany.com if you are willing to pay

donmatesz.blogspot.com

feelgoodeating.blogspot.com

thepaleodiet.blogspot.com

Apologies if these have been mentioned before:

• http://paynowlivelater.blogspot.com/ Mix of paleo nutrition, philosophy and training (on his sister blog)
• http://huntgatherlove.com/ All things paleo
• http://epistemocrat.blogspot.com Ancestral fitness
• http://nephropal.blogspot.com/ Excellent evolutionary science, combines Dr T (old nephropal blogger) with Dr BG of animal pharm

This is not a blog but a, probably now little known, information recourse site. I thought I would share it here anyway as it may interest readers.

http://www.naturalhub.com/site_contents.htm

Most of the information is 11 years old, as long as I have been interested in paleo nutrition, now but still relevant. It is an anonymous site, no idea who by, but it's well researched and contains alot of interesting articles and information hard to find anywhere else. This inculdes:

• Wild plant and animal foods available around the world during our evolution.
• The origins of many domesticated plants and livestock.
• Theories about evolutionary appropriate diets.
• Info on growing your own paleo food.

I'd like to add primalchat dot com. Mine sucks but I try, over at readgrice.wordpress dot com.

http://thefitreport.blogspot.com/

It's an aggregate of a ton of great Paleo Blogs

Thanks!

Thor, your blog is great!

I'd add Charles Poliquin -- he apparently seems paleo now. Low carb, gluten-free, grain-free, pollutant/xenoestrogen-free, soya-free... His big guns MELT MY BRAIN OFF. haaa!

Brawny + brainy.

http://www.t-nation.com/ALSAuthor.do?p=Charles%20Poliquin&pageNo=1

http://www.charlespoliquin.com/blog.aspx

Just for food porn and general feel-goodness I go to http://nomnompaleo.com. It updates like a blog so I guess it fits. And they have an ipad app for recipes!

This is one of my favorites

My site isn't totally a paleo nutrition site, but lots of stuff in that realm, plus some rants and training stuff.

http://www.sensiblebeings.blogsite.com

I try to keep it simple and interesting. I add links to long scientific stuff. I keep it direct.

www.sweetcheekshq.com

I loved this site if your looking for great a tasty recipes for you or your family. She is a crossfit trainer as well. link text

Matt Stone at 180 Degree Health is currently my favorite health blogger. He has a ton of dieting experience and seems to be the one guy talking about the huge potential detrimental effects of a low-carb diet (and dieting in general). Wish I would have found him earlier, as I have run into my own low-carb problems.

OMG! I just stumbled upon Paleotron's cooking blog!

PALEO PAELLA!!!!

http://paleotron.blogspot.com

another shamless self plug thefunctionalfoodie.blogspot.com

"at darwin's table" is where i actually became interested in paleo lifestyle:

http://www.darwinstable.com/