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I was browsing Pubmed looking for other things when I came across this ancient publication by Stephen Phinney, from back in 1980. Those...
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Dave Asprey has a very interesting extended discussion with Dr Veech on his Bulletproof website, mostly about ketones but also about t...
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When is a ketogenic diet not a ketogenic diet?
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Would Franklin have taken a statin if they had been available in the 1800s?
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Would Franklin have taken a statin if they had been available in the 1800s?
The Franklin expedition of 129 men perished in the Arctic, primarily of scurvy and related illnesses, in its entirety. I've been re...
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Glucosamine and aged mice
It would appear that glucosamine, the arthritis neutraceutical, promotes longevity. D-Glucosamine supplementation extends life span ...
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Alcohol and fructose are the same to your liver
From Liz Miller via Facebook. Alcoholic Liver Disease: Update on the Role of Dietary Fat "The protective effects of dietary ...
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