The China Study. Yes, we’ve seen it belittled, but never in such amazing fashion. Raw Food SOS thoroughly discredits the China Study, and Richard Nikoley is there with a bullhorn to spread the word. Rob Wolf is all over this one as well. See The Protein Debate (PDF) between Cordain and Campbell.

I thought I had palmed my face for the final time on the “giving kids statins” issue. But nay, in recent groundbreaking news insanity, Lipitor now comes in kid-friendly chewables.

Here’s a little study you can hold over your friends’ heads the next time they chide you about the silly notion that you can “control your genes.”

There’s something suspicious about these clipper coupons…

Not everyone will get this one, but I’m curious as to whether or not this soup is Primal.

If you enjoyed lasts week’s sleep posts (here, here, and here), you’ll find Scientific American‘s look at sleep habits and cancer intriguing.

And finally, this is the wrong way to open a coconut.

Recipe Corner

• Nothing says lovin’ like beef heart and bacon. From Kat’s Food Blog.
• Remember that unshakable Chili’s commercial jingle? Eat This! makes Primal baby back ribs that put Chili’s sugar-coated meat sticks to shame.

Time Capsule

One year ago  (July 4 – 10)

• How to Gain Weight and Build Muscle – Not everyone comes to MDA to shed the pounds. Some folks are trying to pack a few on. This post is ground zero for all “hardgainers”.
• Dear Mark: Phenylketonurics and Chewing Gum – Is gum Primal? Read this post to find out.

Comment of the Week

Try drying dulse in the toaster oven for 5 minutes. It brings out a nice bacon flavor. In fact, wrap it in bacon!

–Aaron Blaisdell from A Visual Guide to Sea Vegetables

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