Os artigos que aqui vou colocando poucos comentários recebem (e para começarem a ter também mais atenção, pelos vistos terei de usar muito mais fotos da Rebbeca Romijn), mas excepção à regra foi o artigo "Consumo de leite não-materno será mesmo desejável para uma boa saúde dos seres humanos?", que agora recebeu mais um comentário revelador [...]
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Whole Health Source (Dr. Stephan Guyenet)
- Malocclusion: Disease of Civilization, Part II
- Malocclusion: Disease of Civilization
- Diabetics on a Low-carbohydrate Diet, Part II
- Another Fatty Liver Reversal, Part II
- Palmitic Acid and Insulin Resistance: a New Paradigm
- Diabetics on a Low-carbohydrate Diet
- Paleolithic Diet Clinical Trials Part IV
- Animal Models of Atherosclerosis: Diet-Induced Atherosclerosis
- Animal Models of Atherosclerosis: LDL
- Dr. Stephan
The Fitness Spotlight (Mike O’Donnell & Scott Kustes)
- An Interview With Nikki Young, Author Of “The Paleo Cookbooks”
- Get Bigger Muscles by…Walking??
- How To Make Your Own Probiotic Food
- Cure all Running Injuries (and Pain) with One Simple Fix….Barefoot Running
- Win a $100 Gift Certificate to Dicks Sporting Goods!
- The Flu Pandemic: 1918…1976…and Now. Are We Learning?
- The New KFC Fried Chicken Sandwich: Cruelty To Your Health
- Nutrition In Milk And Milk Substitutes
- Personal Trainer Goes from Fab to Flab
- Speed Up Your Metabolism - Fatty Liver Disease
Body Recomposition (Lyle McDonald)
- Adjusting the Diet
- Back Extension Technique
- Lifting 6 Days Per Week for Mass Gains – Q&A
- Fiber – It’s Natures Broom
- Are Blood Flow and Lipolysis in Subcutaneous Adipose Tissue Influenced by Contractions in Adjacent Muscle in Humans – Research Review
- Returning to Training After a Layoff – Q&A
- The Fundamentals of Fat Loss Diets Part 2
- The Fundamentals of Fat Loss Diets Part 1
- Choosing a Reliable Personal Trainer
- What’s Causing My Muscles to Cramp – Q&A
Free the Animal (Richard Nikoley)
- Shorter FTC: “You’re Too Stupid”
- Calling All Health & Fitness Bloggers
- Probiotics
- Another Meatza: Pepperoni
- Fatty Liver Reversal: Medical Doctor resorts to health blogger
- Admin Note: DISQUS Comments
- Grilled Salmon with Toasted Shallot & Garlic Butter
- Meat “Crust” Pizza; It’s Meatza!
- How’s Your Blood Pressure?
- Links & Quick Hits
Protein Power (Dr. Michael Eades)
- Sous Vide Supreme
- Are we meat eaters or vegetarians? Part II
- 6-Week Cure blog idea
- The Drs. Eades & Julia…and radio
- Are we meat eaters or vegetarians? Part I
- At the leading edge of science; at the trailing edge of fashion
- The 6-Week Cure or how I changed my mind about rapid weight loss
- Do statinators dream of engineered mice?
- Vitamin D-bate D-bunked
- RealAge, real stupid, real sleazy
Heart Scan Blog (Dr. William Davis)
- The Omega-3 Index: The higher, the better?
- Vitamin D increased my cholesterol
- Nutrtional ignorance is not unique to the U.S.
- Eat cranberries
- Procedures 'R Us
- Unexpected effects of a wheat-free diet
- Is Lp(a) part of your legacy to your children?
- Do "Heart Healthy" sterols cause heart disease?
- Why obese people can't fast
- Test your own thyroid
Animal Pharm (Dr. B. G.)
- Cardio Controversies: Lp(a) Dangerous at ANY Value
- Cardio Controversies: Dr. Harvey Hecht MD
- Shifting to Pattern ' A ' for Longevity
- 'Death Band' = sdLDL on Lipoprotein Subfractionation
- Palmitic Acid+ CARBS = Mouse Skeletal Muscle IR
- Hot Paleo Cave Girls
- Hard Exercises: Pistols
- Cardio Controversies: Tale of Two Equal LDLs and 17-fold MI Risk
- Cardio Controversies: Dr. Superko, MD
- Benefits of High-Saturated Fat Diets (Part V): The Traditional Okinawans
NephroPal (Dr. Kenneth Tourgeman)
- Hypoxia and Adipose Tissue
- Insulin Resistance and PI3K
- The Sun, The Fruit Trees, and Ancient Man
- Obesity (part III) - Hypertension
- RAAS System
- Saturated Fat and more
- Obesity (part II): Insulin Resistance
- Blueberries, Heart Attacks, and Insulin
- Type I Diabetes, Adiponectin, and Leptin Levels
- High Altitude Wine
PāNu Weblog (Dr. Kurt Harris)
- 0.99). Blood spot and serum values�showed excellent correlation for�25(OH)D3 (R = 0.91, n = 83).� Maybe I have a reader who knows the inter-test variablility (precision) of serum LC measurements of (25) OH D3. This blood spot technique seems accurate enough to base your D replacement regime on, though, and in any case is more accurate than taking pills and just guessing. The council offers the test kit, which you mail in, for a mere $65, or better yet, 4 tests for $220. They donate $10 of each test to the council for its non-profit promotion of Vitamin D health. It's a good deal at $65. ZRT charges $75 to consumers on their own web site. If you live in New York State, you are out of luck. Patient empowerment is apparently illegal there. (Get ready for more of that with the coming "health care reform") You can also go to grassrootshealth which is another good D advocacy site. There, if you agree to participate in a survey with them on D levels, the test is only $40. �">Vitamin D Home Testing
- H1N1, Vitamin D3 and Innate Immunity
- Bone Density Assessment
- Raw paleo and food re-enactment
- The PāNu Mission
- Carbohydrates: No dietary requirement but metabolically critical
- Optimal Nutrition by Kwasniewski
- Can protein turn into fat?
- How to Lose Weight
- On zero carbs, can you make your glucose from fat?
Cooling inflammation (Dr. Art Ayers)
- Paradoxical Inflammation
- Vagus Nerve Controls Gut Inflammation II
- Watson Makes Us Sick
- Cure for Inflammatory Diseases
- Anti-inflammatory, Gluten-Free Diet for Celiac
- Recombining H1N1 and H5N1 Is Very Scary
- Cause of Autoimmunity and Allergies
- Inflammation and Vitamin D Deficiency
- Brilliant Blue Brains and Spinal Cords
- National Healthcare and Diet
Primal Wisdom (Don Matez)
- New Hominid Findings
- Some Interesting Links
- New Cordain Publication: Dietary fat quality and coronary heart disease prevention
- Vitamin K : What You Need To Know
- Brad Pilon on Losing Weight With Exercise
- Primal Potatoes, part 4
- Fatty Foods Release Memory-Improving Hormone
- Primal Potatoes, Part 2, Reply to Rambling Outside the Box
- Primal Potatoes, part 3
- Primal Potatoes, part 2
Hyperlipid (Dr. Petro Dobromylskyj)
- Excession
- Chewing the FAT
- Overfeeding humans: Jebb
- Physiological insulin restisance: Guess what?
- Mortality and cholesterol
- Physiological insulin resistance and palmitic acid again
- Hepatic insulin resistance through caloric overload
- Palmitic acid based food vs olive oil or corn oil supplements
- Want some acid? Bad trip on palmitic...
- NAFLD model based on fish oil
Diabetes Update (Janet Ruhl)
- What Is Really Known about Fatty Liver?
- Sleazy Kinde Pirate Hijacks Blood Sugar 101 on Amazon
- Why Weight Loss Stops on Long Term Low Carb Diets
- Great News: Life Expenctancy of People with Type 2 Diabetes Same as General Population
- Fish Oil, Yes--But NOT From Fish
- Let's Not Twist History To Support Our Beliefs
- High Fructose Intake Raises Liver Fat
- Shameful Research: Poorly Conceived Metastudy May Cost You Your Feet and Kidneys
- Insulin vs Expensive Orals: Higher Satisfaction, Less Weight Gain
- Wheat May Be Sparking Autoimmune Type 1 Thanks to Soy in Our Diets
Diabetes Health
- Afresa: A New Insulin (By the Way, It's Inhaled)
- Nanotechnology and Magnetism Work Together to Deliver Drugs
- Big Brother in a Little Pill
- Diabetes + Poor Math Skills = Higher A1c
- Sex and Diabetes
- Insulin Builds Muscle in Seniors
- Nature or Nurture: Why Do African Americans Have More Type 2 Diabetes?
- Januvia and Janumet Join the Pancreatitis Controversy
- Southern States Have the Most Type 2s
- Promising Pancreate Creates New Islets
Low Carb Blog (Jimmy Moore)
- The First 30 ‘Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb’ Readers Who Request It Will Win A Free Copy Of The New CarbTracker iPhone App
- Fun-Filled Friday: Abbreviated, But Still Lots Of Fun, Fun, Fun!
- ‘Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb Show’ Episode 293: Get The ‘Spiritual Science Of Losing Weight’ With Andrea Albright
- ‘Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb Show’ Episode 292: UK-Based Low-Carb Nutrition And Health Writer Dr. John Briffa
- ‘Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb Show’ Episode 291: Leigh Peele Says She Prefers A Balanced Macronutrient Diet
Inhuman Experiment
- Hair Growth with Ayurveda – The Nutrich Oil Experiment
- Anti-Aging in the Media: The Independent on Immortality
- The Forgotten Anti-Aging Classic: Retinoids Are the Skin's Best Friend
- Sugar and AGEs: Fructose Is 10 Times Worse than Glucose
- Emu Oil vs. Hair Again® Topical Gel: Hair Growth Battle Conclusion
- Should Saturated Fat Be Avoided in Low-Carb Diets?
- Capsaicin and Soy Isoflavones Promote Hair Growth
- Anti-Aging in the Media: Daily Telegraph on Curing Aging
- Two Brave Men Who Ate Nothing But Meat for an Entire Year
- Why Aging Is a Global Disaster That Needs to Be Solved
Pesquisa
- Conferência “Nutrição e Doenças da Civilização - Os estudos da Universidade de Lund”, com o Dr. Staffan Lindeberg, dia 31 de Outubro
- Fígado gordo não-alcoólico (ou doença hepática gordurosa não-alcoólica), sem solução clara na medicina moderna, resolvida com base nas recomendações de um blogueiro da comunidade paleo/ low-carb
- Paradoxo francês, possíveis explicações para um “paradoxo” que, na realidade, não tem qualquer mistério, explicado por Tom Naugthon
- Entrevista (áudio) com Dr. William Davis
- “Defesa celular e a vitamina do sol”, um artigo da Scientific American
- Estudo MRFIT, mais uma prova de que dietas low-fat e medicação à base de estatinas, ainda que reduzindo colesterol e doença cardiovascular, simplesmente não interessam, porque AUMENTAM mortalidade total (e você não quer morrer com um coração muito saudável mas antes do prazo, não é?)
- Material didáctico On-line de Fisiologia Humana
- Apresentação sobre “Gorduras boas e gorduras más, ou como perder peso comendo [mais] gorduras”, um vídeo do Food Renegade
- “Mudança na percepção do papel das gorduras saturadas na nutrição humana”, um artigo do Concelho do Óleo de Palma da Malásia
- “Proteína C-Reactiva (marcador inflamatório) e outros marcadores sanguíneos para estratificação de risco em doentes vulneráveis”, um artigo do American College of Cardiology Foundation
- Antonio Cordeiro: Bom calendário!!!ÓPTIMO seria com horários de partida e preço a pagar, para as que são pagas!!!Mas mais vale um pássaro na mão... OBRIGADO
- angela: Vindo de você, isso é mais que um elogio... é uma condecoração! ;o) Mas o importante é que assim não me sinto tão sozinha... obrigada pela com
- O Primitivo: Cara Regina, de facto, tem razão. No website da autora (agora?) está diferente. Tanto quanto me recordo, transcrevi literalmente do que estava em ht
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"As populações da Idade da Pedra tinham vidas mais saudáveis do que a maior parte do povo que surgiu imediatamente depois delas. Quanto a facilidades, como a boa alimentação, os divertimentos e os prazeres estéticos, os primitivos caçadores e recolectores de plantas gozavam de luxos que só os mais ricos dos nossos dias podem gozar" - Marvin Harris (1927-2001).