Research of the WeekMeta-analysis finds that low-carb and very low-carb diets can induce remission of diabetes without adverse effects.
About half of students from the University of Cologne showed signs of a mental disorder.
High blood omega-3 levels, lower COVID mortality.
Bad gut health, higher COVID risk.
Danish and Chinese tongues taste chocolate, broccoli, other bitter foods differently.
Just 1.4% of athletes recovering from COVID show evidence of myocarditis.
Episode 464: Tanya Dyer, Esq: Host Elle Russ chats with divorce lawyer Tanya Dyer, who founded a high-conflict divorce law firm and authored The Smart Guide to Life After Divorce.
The state of the debate about livestock farming in Britain.
The largest private owner of farmland in the United States is Bill Gates.
Dave Feldman’s new eating window experiment.
Should whole milk be back in schools? Of course.
You heard it in Wales: growing food is non-essential.
Don’t try this at home.
Pygmy sloths are perpetually stoned from narcotic mangrove leaves.
Good interview about beef and climate change: With Frédéric Leroy.
Who could have guessed?: Widespread migration from sunny places to colder places have resulted in evolutionary mismatches and vitamin D deficiencies.
Just when I thought it couldn’t get any crazier: Researchers propose “meat patches” that induce red meat intolerance/allergy to fight climate change.
Talk about lemons into lemonade: COVID-induced remission of lymphoma.
Interesting piece: What wine meant to Roger Scruton.
How do you feel about the future?
One year ago (Jan 8 – Jan 14)
“Mark unfortunately passed away while protesting at the Capitol. Yet, in the minds of his followers, the cult lives on and his top disciples must manufacture material in his name. They start by reciting his word. Give them time to apply it to the current world in which we now live.”
–You got me!
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