Research of the WeekRide a coaster, pass a stone.
Get your intensity high enough and you don‘t need more than 15-20 minutes in the weight room.
In people with familial hypercholesterolemia, inherited coagulation factors are more important than cholesterol levels.
If you’re going to consume grains, make them liquified and fermented.
Keto prevents liver cancers from forming, doesn’t stop existing ones from progressing.
Yet again, full-fat dairy is protective against death and disease.
Episode 277: Sean Wittenberg: Host Elle Russ chats with Sean Wittenberg, founder of Safe Catch.
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The one exercise to rule them all is… walking?
Special considerations for female athletes approaching puberty.
Taco Bell is officially the best Mexican restaurant in the United States.
Young man breaks zip-line world record.
Don’t feed this carrot to your rabbit.
Trouble in meta-analysis paradise.
Overheard in Palo Alto cafe 1.5 years from now: “Uber for blood boys.”
I don’t watch much TV these days, but I’d definitely watch American Ninja Octopus.
Almost as many adults as children drink Pedialyte (for its hydrating, “anti-hangover” effects).
To clear their conscience and keep the crime deterrent effect, rulers would often sentence criminals to death by torture in public, then kill them quickly, secretly, and humanely before carrying out the public mutilation.
Podcast you should listen to: Brad Kearns’ new one—Get Over Yourself. The episode with Dr. Peter Attia is great.
Article I’m thinking about: “The most dangerous muse.”
Study that made me think: Wild mammals won’t voluntarily run on a wheel.
Study that should be the nail in the coffin, but won’t be: Dietary cholesterol from whole eggs is not well absorbed and does not acutely affect serum cholesterol.
New tech venture into fitness I’m curious about: Tonal.
Phrase I’m surprised I hadn’t heard until this article: Big Pasta.
One year ago (Sep 9 – Sep 15)
“The koala bear once had a full-fledged brain that occupied the full innards of that cranium. Then, the koala discovered eucalyptus trees which provided massive 24/7 comforts… protection from prey and an endless buffet. As a species, the koala hasn’t had to really struggle for anything, for a very long time. As a consequence, they (the modern day koalas) now enjoy the smallest relative brain size of all such furry creatures and the relative intelligence of a snow globe. Does this story sound familiar… well, it should… because it’s happening to us Sapiens.”
– Lessons from the koala by way of Liver King.
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