Research of the Week
High triglycerides predict psychotic episodes in patients with depression.
More sleep, less obesity in infants.
A group of mummies found in China were Ancient North Eurasians, the same root population from which Native Americans and many Europeans sprang.
The economic impact of the Opium War.
6 year olds are better at using multiple sources of information than both younger kids and adults.
Episode 4: Mark Sisson Q&A: I chat with Morgan about my origin story as an entrepreneur.
Health Coach Radio: Connie Vanderzanden wonders if you know your money mindset.
The bison reintroduction into Romania is going well.
That’s a shame.
Can “succin-ade” help you lose body fat?
Healthy soil never really becomes “saturated” with carbon. For all intents and purposes, it’s an infinite sink—which is why regenerative animal-involved agriculture is so important.
The effect of running surface on joints, tissues, and performance.
The NIH is funding psychedelic research (for smoking).
Facebook shifts toward the “metaverse.”
Love it: Meat sales up.
Well deserved: Beyond Meat slumps.
Important concept: Original antigenic sin.
Interesting idea: I’m bearish on vertical farms, but this sunlit one looks more promising.
Not surprised: Taxes and regulations mean the illegal weed market is still stronger than the legal one in California.
What are your favorite fall recipes?
One year ago (Oct 23 – Oct 29)
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-Good day to you, sir.
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