Research of the WeekFermentable fiber isn’t just good for gut bacteria. It’s also good for intestinal cells.
More coffee, less dying.
A meta-analysis of nine randomized controlled trials found no evidence for the protective effects of whole grains against cardiovascular disease.
Agriculture gave us smaller jaws and weaker bones.
Episode 184: Mark Sisson and Elle Russ: Hosts Elle Russ and yours truly chat about Elle’s thyroid journey.
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How frequent exposure to natural disasters changed Japanese culture and biology.
How to prepare your free range kid for school.
The long-term health danger of your city flooding: mold exposure.
The games kids at a New York state elementary school playing during recess must be approved by a committee.
Table manners are quite young.
Vegan diets: Still not the best for you and the planet.
Meanwhile, in Houston…
Recipe eBook I highly recommend: The one from the Real Food RDs. It’s free when you sign up for their excellent newsletter.
Study I’ll have more to say about: The PURE study.
Article I’m pondering: “How Kids’ Sports Became a $15 Billion Industry.”
Advice anyone can use: How to live a full life.
This is true: If wine could tell a story.
One year ago (Sep 3– Sep 9)
“Before clicking on the link ‘Two Final (and Favorite) Adaptogens: Rhodiola Rosea and Baco…’, I was hoping it was going to say bacon as the second adaptogen.”
– I figured bacon went without saying, Troels Rasmussen.
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