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Research of the Week
Both short and longer naps help restore blood pressure function in shift workers.
For optimal seminal health, including fertility, testosterone, and sperm volume, aim to have high HDL and low triglycerides.
Tea appears especially helpful for circadian health.
A little passive stretching is good for older men.
High-load strength training tends to be more effective than blood flow restricted strength training, but the latter can be comparable if applied properly.
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Keto helps women with PCOS.
Heart disease rate and mortality rate were higher in people with no “risk factors” than in people with only the “risk factor” of high LDL-C.
Cellulose-based emulsifiers and heart disease.
Monkey mothers who ate a standard American diet during pregnancy give birth to babies with altered gene expression and elevated insulin secretion.
Older first-time moms are at a higher risk for breast cancer.
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Predictions of drug free type 2 diabetes remission.
Low-carb wins (again) in type 2 diabetes.
Are 12% of the population responsible for 50% of the beef consumption?
Acrolein triggers insulin resistance.
Seasonal allergies and accidents.
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Certain hobbies predict IQ.
As our prey got smaller, our hunting weapons changed.
More meat, more years on this Earth.
Icing promotes muscle regeneration after light injury.
Another analysis vindicates meat.
Read MoreI consider myself a “forward-thinking” guy. Meaning, I focus on what I’m pulling towards rather than dwelling too much on things gone by.
If that’s you too, don’t worry—we always have new, exciting projects in the works!
But, as we make our way through the second half of 2023—and I embark on a new decade after turning 70—I wanted to take a moment to recognize and celebrate some milestones. I also want to express my sincerest gratitude and how proud I am of this community.
As many of you know, a foundational part of this community and one of my passion projects is the Primal Health Coach Institute. Founded in 2014, we were the first institute to bring ancestral health to the coaching industry and have been leading the way ever since. In large part because of PHCI, it’s no longer “just me and my blog” advocating for Primal eating and living.
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The ancient Andes hosted hunters, herders, and farmers.
There are many genetic differences in skin cancer risk. People from high-sun countries (Singapore) have lower risk than people from low-sun countries (Britain).
Genetic underpinnings of food fussiness.
Eating breakfast could help late-sleepers get to bed earlier.
If they think about God, people are more likely to accept AI.
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Ⓒ 2023 Mark's Daily Apple
