Under normal circumstances, a largely cooked-palaeo article would be placed in Hot Topics, but it's so rare for rawpalaeos to be specifically mentioned in the media that this is worth placing in the general discussions forum(on 2nd thought, it's so important it belongs in the Info/news section like all media reports re rawpalaeo. It's also the first cooked-palaeodiet media article to even mention a raw, palaeolithic diet - normally, raw-meat-eaters are only mentioned in a small paragraph in articles on raw food(ie raw vegan) diets. The only exception are the 1 or 2 articles on Primal Dieters, but they aren't palaeo as such.
Incidentally, don't worry about cooked- or even rawpalaeodiets becoming more popular and driving the prices up. I suspect the opposite would be true. You see, palaeos like having access to all organs, and most farmers nowadays simply throw away things like raw grassfed suet as there is no market for them. Similiarly, a number of farmers can't afford to convert to official organic status but feed their animals on a healthy,100% grass/herbs diet - those could easily appeal to upcoming palaeos.
Thanks for the article, I love this sort of publicity(though they didn't mention a crucial fact, that cooking only covers a measly 10% of the entire Palaeolithic era, and so is hardly representative of "palaeo"). I wonder if this Vladimir character is a member of our 2 forums. We are, after all, the only 2 forums devoted to raw, palaeolithic diets on the entire web(well, English-language ones, perhaps he's a member of a Russian rawpalaeo forum?!)
