What you would like me to write about? Drop me a line in the comment boards with your questions and suggestions. As per my “Dear Mark” series of posts I began this year, the topic can be personal. So what are you waiting for? You’ve just been offered free personalized health advice. Hit me up with a comment!
About the Author
Mark Sisson is the founder of Mark’s Daily Apple, godfather to the Primal food and lifestyle movement, and the New York Times bestselling author of The Keto Reset Diet. His latest book is Keto for Life, where he discusses how he combines the keto diet with a Primal lifestyle for optimal health and longevity. Mark is the author of numerous other books as well, including The Primal Blueprint, which was credited with turbocharging the growth of the primal/paleo movement back in 2009. After spending three decades researching and educating folks on why food is the key component to achieving and maintaining optimal wellness, Mark launched Primal Kitchen, a real-food company that creates Primal/paleo, keto, and Whole30-friendly kitchen staples.
Thanks for the comment and interest in the book, Earth Beauty. I’m working hard to complete it. It is all coming together very nicely and I hope to have it out soon!
Good idea on a reading list post. I’ll try to pencil that in sometime in the near future. Cheers!
Hi Mark – Can you write in more detail about your thrice weekly weightlifting routine? What exercises do you do, exactly? How many reps, etc. etc. etc. Forgive me if I’ve missed this somewhere. Thanks!
Thanks for all the fantastic posts this month. Personally, I’m with Kit Fisk in that I’d be interested in seeing your workout routine. I know that everyone has to do what works best for him/her, but it’s fun to see what successful people do to stay in shape!
And do you have a sneak preview of what the cover of the book is going to look like? Maybe and exclusive look for MDA readers?
Yes, I plan on giving readers a sneak peak of the book soon. Also, after the redesign I’ll be giving the Introduction to the book out for free. Stay tuned!
I’ll try to pencil in my latest workout routines as a post soon. Thanks!
Hi Mark, I’m personally curious about water and salt, so perhaps you could write something about that.
How much did they drink during stone age? Does the system for making you feel thirsty really work? Sometimes it goes days when I hardly drink anything, but I don’t get thirsty. Are the 2 liters a day recommendations exaggerated? Or does the food we eat nowadays knock out the thirst system?
And where did they get the water from? I guess the water around africa coast is rather salty. If I’m not mistaken salt water isn’t useful for drinking because it makes you dehydrated. Did they get all water from the rivers?
And about salt. What sources of salt were there in those times? Did they eat more or less than we eat today?
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Write about your new book to come out! We’d like to know and what you’ve read over the years. Thanks.
Thanks for the comment and interest in the book, Earth Beauty. I’m working hard to complete it. It is all coming together very nicely and I hope to have it out soon!
Good idea on a reading list post. I’ll try to pencil that in sometime in the near future. Cheers!
Hi Mark – Can you write in more detail about your thrice weekly weightlifting routine? What exercises do you do, exactly? How many reps, etc. etc. etc. Forgive me if I’ve missed this somewhere. Thanks!
Another great month Mark! Thank you for everything.
The SoG
Ahhh that modern forager guy…always in his rear view window…one day…one day. lol
Hey Mark,
Thanks for all the fantastic posts this month. Personally, I’m with Kit Fisk in that I’d be interested in seeing your workout routine. I know that everyone has to do what works best for him/her, but it’s fun to see what successful people do to stay in shape!
And do you have a sneak preview of what the cover of the book is going to look like? Maybe and exclusive look for MDA readers?
Thanks again!
All the Best,
Andrew R
Andrew –
Yes, I plan on giving readers a sneak peak of the book soon. Also, after the redesign I’ll be giving the Introduction to the book out for free. Stay tuned!
I’ll try to pencil in my latest workout routines as a post soon. Thanks!
Mark
Wow – straight in at number 5!
Thanks Mark. Your blog is fantastic and one of the best resources on the internet for health and fitness.
All the best
Chris
Hi Mark, I’m personally curious about water and salt, so perhaps you could write something about that.
How much did they drink during stone age? Does the system for making you feel thirsty really work? Sometimes it goes days when I hardly drink anything, but I don’t get thirsty. Are the 2 liters a day recommendations exaggerated? Or does the food we eat nowadays knock out the thirst system?
And where did they get the water from? I guess the water around africa coast is rather salty. If I’m not mistaken salt water isn’t useful for drinking because it makes you dehydrated. Did they get all water from the rivers?
And about salt. What sources of salt were there in those times? Did they eat more or less than we eat today?
Chris – Thanks for the compliment. I’m a huge fan of your blog too – always informative. Keep up the great work and thanks for the traffic!
Tim – I’ve basically covered your questions in past posts. Check ’em out…
Drink Less Water
Salt/Blood Pressure Debate
Mark,
I for one would love to see more of your food preparation videos, like the one you did on the salad. Also, how about more recipe’s.
Thank you.