I talked at length about lessons learned in my endurance career on the Tri Swim Coach Podcast.
80% of Chinese clinical trials use falsified data.
Copper doorknobs fight infections.
Dogs and humans share genes for socializing (and social disorders).
Older women who consume more than 261 mg caffeine per day (2-3 cups of coffee, 5-6 cups of tea) have a lower risk of dementia.
A new study spanning 42 European countries finds no association between saturated fat and cardiovascular disease, the lowest risk among those eating the most fat and animal protein, and the highest risk among those eating the most refined carbs. Huh.
Bees just made the endangered species list for the first time ever. Congratulations!
People with a history of acne have longer telomeres.
Episode 137: Brant Cortright: Host Elle Russ chats with Dr. Brant Cortright, author of The Neurogenesis Diet and Lifestyle: Upgrade Your Brain, Upgrade Your Life, about how we can and why we should take steps to build new brain cells.
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Aging might not be inevitable. Or maybe it is.
Tom Naughton thinks the statin evangelists will lose.
Why big brained animals have big yawns.
Theranos is pulling out of the blood test game.
Ancient myths contain truths about the history of human migration.
South African poachers contend with sky-diving anti-poacher dogs.
A mix of good intentions and sneaky marketing has produced an overmedicated population.
The next generation of bike helmets will have airbags.
A Zika vaccine is in the works.
Business buzz of the week: I’m excited to announce that The Paleo Primer: A Second Helping is now available for purchase. To celebrate, I thought I’d throw in a couple bonuses when you snag a copy.
The podcast that caught my attention most: Dennis McKenna (ethnopharmacologist and brother to deceased psychedelic bard Terence) visited Robb Wolf’s podcast for a chat about psychedelics and society.
A quote I found worth pondering: “It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it.”—Upton Sinclair.
The article that most piqued my interest: “The Harsh, Hidden Lessons of Tree School”—Trees are screaming pretty much all the time. You just can’t hear it.
My favorite fun fact of the week: Front squats for basketball players, hip thrusts for footballers.
One year ago (Oct 9 – Oct 15)
This articles make sense; eat multiple sources of protein similar to the way one would eat a variety of veggies. I just have to find where to buy tiger penis…
– I know a guy, Kyle.
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