Weekend Link Love
For a personal take on the PB experience, check out Primal Fusion, a new blog chronicling the adventures of living and eating Primal. Keep up with Angie and Ryan as they experiment with salad spinners, sausage, and even…muffins?
(We’ve seen a handful of Primal blogs popping up around the net. If you have one, feel free to link to it from this post’s comment board. If you are interested in starting one we’d be happy to help. Drop us an email by clicking “Ask Anything!” at the top of the page.)
Ladies and gentlemen…
Really? Really??? Ridiculous exercise gadgets are just a pain in the neck. Go Healthy Go Fit explains why.
The MIT Technology Review provides further proof for the power of epigenetic changes with an article explaining how the effects of a mother’s early environment can be passed on to the next generation.
In the spirit of this week’s wild game post, Conditioning Research finds delight in Scottish venison jerky.
The Diet Blog searched the world for the 5 most disgusting foods ever. Winners include a vegetable that smells like a corpse, and a cheese made of maggots. Mother Nature can be a wicked Madame.
And if that doesn’t make you’re stomach flip, head over to Healthbolt where guest blogger Holly McCarthy discusses one of the most disgusting diet fads. Seriously, this one is worse than the tape worm diet.
Like Wall-E? Like eggs? Tada.
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Posted By: Worker Bee
I’ve started a blog called The Primal Experiment which is kind of a fusion of primal living and doing P90X workouts. Finding the time and material to post something every day is difficult but I’m going to try and update it at least a couple of times a week. Here’s the address:
http://theprimalexperiment.blogspot.com/
I’d like to link my blog http://cavecooking.blogspot.com. The name is fairly self explanatory
The Diet Blog post featured a diverse array of strange foods yet displayed curious Eurocentrism in describing beef offal as “popular in Italy.” In fact, there are few meat-eating cultures that can afford to discard edible innards. A visitor to any large Asian or Latin American supermarket will find for sale in the meat section just about every edible part of the animal, including the heart, kidneys, intestines, and feet.
A neck harness is one of the most useful tools for weight training ever developed, esp. for those involved in contact sports.
Hey guys,
Thanks for the link love! I still can’t get over how awesome that picture is, it’s an instant classic!
All the Best,
Andrew R
Go Healthy Go Fit
There is a guy at my gym who comes in and uses a neck harness every. single. day. Whenever I see him, I just want to cry.
Thanks Mark!!!