Research of the Week“The microbiota of Westerners is significantly reduced in comparison to rural individuals living a similar lifestyle to our Paleolithic forefathers but also to that of other free-living primates such as the chimpanzee.”
In Denmark, a 6-year old boy achieved remission of type 1 diabetes upon following a gluten-free diet.
Huh, so it looks like whole eggs aren’t just like smoking for your arteries!
The guys over at Caveman College put up a really nice post on the 10 Primal essentials for your dorm room.
Paleo Lifestyle Magazine interviews pro basketball player Grant Hill, who talks about how a Paleo diet has helped him feel healthier, with greater recovery, than ever.
As if politicians weren’t hypocritical enough. And don’t worry, both sides get to be mad at the contents of this article!
When my friend John Wellbourn (of CrossFit Football fame) asked me to take a look at his new charity, I couldn’t help but donate and join Wade’s Army. Take a look and if you’re touched and have the means, give a few bucks. Neuroblastoma is a nasty cancer that targets almost exclusively young children and babies, and we need to learn more about it to fight it.
Mice don’t just make great pets for kids. They also make great research stand-ins for cancer patients (don’t get too attached, though).
How mobile technology is influencing our brains by challenging their perhaps most important ability: focus.
One year ago (October 7 – October 13)
Great posts.
I haven’t failed. I’ve identified 10,000 ways this doesn’t work. -Thomas Edison.
– A great quote within a (timely) comment. Thanks, Linda.
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