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Homo cerebrum portans, can you trust your body?
«How little do we know that which we are! How less what we may be!« Lord Byron, Don Juan I’ve been thinking about the way we advise when it comes to health. I wanted to write some of it down and also write something about the carrying of brains, but I realize this all turned…
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I shut up and keep my ears and eyes open
I’ve long felt that the saying, «If you haven’t got anything interesting to say, then shut up» is a saying deserving some heed. So I’m mostly shutting up these days. Recently my work life has completely consumed the rest of my life and there is little place left in my brain for creativity. Admittedly I…
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Marked improvement in carbohydrate and lipid metabolism in diabetic Australian aborigines after temporary reversion to traditional lifestyle.
It’s not a new study [1] and many know it well, but it’s such a simple and in many ways beautiful study, so I thought it an appropriate time for a revisit. Australian researcher Kerin O’Dea proposed that, «…temporarily reversing the urbanization process in diabetic Aborigines should improve all aspects of their carbohydrate and lipid…
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Mindre fett?
Uten å gå inn på hvor lite lurt det er å ha et lavt inntak av naturlige animalske fettyper for helsens skyld (velg smør fremfor margarin), vil jeg si noe om hvor lurt det er å spise mindre fett for å gå ned i vekt. For den tradisjonelle anbefalingen til overvektige er å trene mer…
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Listen to your body, but question its objectivity
I’ve not much to say these days and I believe that when there’s nothing more to say, a good rule is to shut up. Luckily there are others who still have working brains and who have something interesting to say. Also, shutting up and reading goes great together. I’ll finish up the Perfect Health Diet…
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Ketogenic diet and resistance exercise
Not to brag, but new study out here.Hope someone will find it interesting.
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Big fat lies
Hanna Sutter from Big Fat Lies in Daily Mail: «For the past 30 years we’ve been told to eat less and exercise more, to cut back on calories and on saturated fat and, on the whole, we’re doing it. Our calorific intake between the years 1974 and 2004 decreased by 20 per cent. We are…
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It’s your choice
A recent study by Yancy et al shows that going on a low fat calorie restricted diet in combination with the shady orlistat drug results in the same weight loss as a low carbohydrate diet over a 48 week period. In other words, go on a low fat hunger inducing diet with no scientific merit…
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Great blog and great former blogger current twitterer
Dave Dixon here:http://twitter.com/sparkofreasonand Petro Dobromylskyj here:http://high-fat-nutrition.blogspot.com/
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The devil is in the details
Sherlock Holmes is back on the screen. A master of deduction and a firm believer in science, he is showing us the devil is in the details. But even data acquired through vigorous scientific studies need to be exposed to the same meticulous scrutiny worthy of Holmes. For the devil does seem to reside comfortably…