by Michael O'Neill | Jan 28, 2013 | video
In this BBC show, Brian Cox takes us on a tour of the history of sugar…how it is produced, how it is marketed, how it is consumed, and ultimately, how it affects us. If you’ve been paying attention to sugar in your diet, you won’t find any health...
by katkinsk | Jan 26, 2013 | Uncategorized
So after my rather harsh take on the last review paper you might beg the question: What does a good review article look like? Well, I have to say that this article is an amazingly well written comprehensive review of the many various research aspects people are...
by Michael O'Neill | Jan 25, 2013 | Uncategorized
Just wanted to drop a quick note here to publicly thank Wiley for sending me a review copy of Seyfried’s book, Cancer As Metabolic Disease. It showed up on my doorstep quite unexpectedly, and of course has prompted a complete revision of my reading schedule....
by Michael O'Neill | Jan 25, 2013 | Uncategorized
Daniel Callahan, a bioethicist from The Hasting Center, just earned the Worst Person in the World award. It’s not one I give out lightly, but the vileness of his idea truly strikes new depths of turpitude. His big idea to help the obesity epidemic, it turns out,...
by Michael O'Neill | Jan 22, 2013 | AHS12, video
Dr. Rosedale’s presentation at Ancestral Health Symposium 2012 (AHS12) is not great. But it is damn good. In his talk, he takes the long view on a lot of nutrition topics. In this context, you might expect “the long view” to mean 10 million years or...
