Research of the week
Semaglutide fails to improve or resolve nonalcoholic steatohepatitis.
Slavery, captivity and rowing in Malta.
Leaders with low self-esteem are toxic.
Strength training for female sprinters.
Wild blueberries increase fat oxidation in endurance athletes during moderate exercise.
New Primal Kitchen Podcasts!
Primal Health Coach Radio. Dr. William Davis
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Media, Shmedia
An “expert” nutritionist warns against a carnivore diet because it is low in vitamin B12.
The data center is used to heat the pool.
Interesting blog posts!
About LDL and cardiovascular diseases.
Why do so many of us keep making the same mistake?
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Maternal mortality is the highest it has been in 50 years.
The things I’m ready and interested in
It’s not surprising. The latest iteration of GPT scores well on most tests except AP English.
Interesting image. Why is one condemned and the other ignored??
Nice review. Rob Wolfe covers Peter Attia’s new book.
Fantastic. A great iPhone hack for circadian health.
Always a good watch. Alan Savory on Science.
I ask a question
What is science to you?
Recipe corner
A time capsule
One year ago (March 11 – March 17)
Commentary of the week
“I find that my sun protection varies more by region than by diet.
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