Blood pressure level and cholesterol level were similar backward and forward groups.
By the end of the two-year study, there is much less of a distinction between the 2 groups, suggesting weight loss slowed in those on the Stone Age diet.
Even though the research focused on postmenopausal women, it's expected that young women and men of all ages would benefit in the same manner.

In a set of their findings, published in the European pai you guo Journal of Clinical Nutrition, they said: 'A paleolithic diet has greater beneficial effects than the usual Nordic diet regarding fat mass, abdominal obesity and triglyceride levels in obese postmenopausal women.'
Catherine Collins, chief dietician at St Georges Hospital in London said the Stone Age diet appeared to accelerate weight loss within the first six months.
But she stressed women seemed to lose less fat as the study progressed.
'This might be since the paleolithic diet is really low in protein, without meat, eggs, cheese and milk. Among the effects of that is to slow your body's metabolism (the rate at which it burns calories).
'As the metabolic rate declines, at some point that will prevent you slimming down.'

Mehmet Oz discussed Giuliana Rancic's cancer and infertility slim xtreme diet pills battles and how to accelerate weight reduction on the Super-Charged Hormone Diet around the March 31 episode from the Dr. Oz Show.

Dr. Oz's guests were Giuliana and Bill Rancic, who star around the reality Television show, "Giuliana and Bill." Giuliana, 39, does well undergoing a double mastectomy and reconstructive surgery in 2011.