Unknown Monday, June 30, 2008 Add Comment celiac, diet, fat-soluble vitamins, fats, gluten Edit Celiac and Fat-Soluble Vitamins One of the things I've been thinking about lately is the possibility that intestinal damage due to gluten grains (primarily wheat) contr... Read More
Unknown Wednesday, June 25, 2008 Add Comment Exercise Edit The Seat of Power Have you ever wondered why the buttocks is one of the most attractive parts of the body on both sexes? The shape of the buttocks comes mostl... Read More
Unknown Tuesday, June 24, 2008 Add Comment fat-soluble vitamins, fats, real food Edit Real Food VIII: Ghee All this talk about butter is making me hungry. Richard mentioned in the comments that he bought some ghee recently and has been enjoying ... Read More
Unknown Sunday, June 22, 2008 Add Comment meditation Edit Meditation Meditation is the single most effective tool I've ever found for cultivating calmness, positivity and self-acceptance. It's an ancie... Read More
Unknown Friday, June 20, 2008 Add Comment meditation Edit The Dhamma Brothers I saw a movie a few nights ago called 'The Dhamma Brothers'. It's about a meditation program at Donaldson correctional facility... Read More
Unknown Tuesday, June 17, 2008 Add Comment Cardiovascular disease, diet, disease, fat-soluble vitamins, fats, French paradox, native diet Edit Vitamin K2, menatetrenone (MK-4) Weston Price established the importance of the MK-4 isoform of vitamin K2 (hereafter, K2) with a series of interesting experiments. He sho... Read More
Unknown Monday, June 16, 2008 Add Comment diet, fat-soluble vitamins, fats, native diet Edit Activator X Activator X, the almost-mythical vitamin discovered and characterized by Weston Price, has been identified! For those of you who are fami... Read More
Unknown Sunday, June 15, 2008 Add Comment real food Edit Foraging A friend and I went hunting for morels today in the Wenatchee forest. There was only one on the entire mountain, but we managed to find it:... Read More
Unknown Thursday, June 12, 2008 Add Comment Masai, native diet, overweight Edit More Masai I left out one of the juicier tidbits from the last post because it was getting long. Investigators Kang-Jey Ho et al . wanted an explanati... Read More
Unknown Wednesday, June 11, 2008 Add Comment Cardiovascular disease, fats, genetics, hypertension, low-carb, Masai, native diet Edit Masai and Atherosclerosis I've been digging deeper into the health of the Masai lately. A commenter on Chris's blog pointed me to a 1972 paper showing that... Read More
Unknown Wednesday, June 4, 2008 Add Comment hormesis Edit Hormesis Why are we so soft today? Why is it that our ancestors were able to perform feats like killing bears and wooly mammoths in snow-swept grass... Read More
Unknown Sunday, June 1, 2008 Add Comment disease Edit Nature's Laws Last night I was watching a little video clip of the Jack LaLanne show. LaLanne was an advocate of strength training and whole foods nutri... Read More