Research of the week
Chilli pepper consumption connected to more gastric cancer cases in North America, Africa and Asia, but fewer gastric cancer cases in South America and Europe.
It appears that evidently Salami without nitrates is cost-effective and protected.
What does the proposed “healthy weight loss plan for the world” appear like it will not be appropriate.
more yogurt, longer life.
Caffeine works even for those who’re used to it Moreover.
New Primal Kitchen podcasts
Primary Health Coach Radio: Obtaining legal peace with Maria Spear Ollis
Primal Kitchen Podcast: Food as medicine
Media, Szmedia
I feel so about this time Again.
Interesting blog entries
How insulin resistance could cause obesity?
Evidence Against Ice Age Civilizations.
Community Notes
My tackle the erythritol test.
All the pieces else
Artificial intelligence teacher.
Things I do and I’m considering
Totally Expected: Elite players who share rooms play worse than those that sleep alone.
Interesting thread: About LDL and inflammation.
Not surprised: Crickets have a variety of protein, but they aren’t as filling as beef.
Reminder: Tomatoes are an internal sunscreen.
He’s like me: Prince Louis desires to play within the garden daily.
The query I’m asking
Do you may have more sun resistance since switching to Primal?
Recipe Corner
Time capsule
One 12 months ago (March 4 – March 10)
- 6 surprising symptoms of perimenopause and menopause – what to observe out for.
- Embracing the warmth – how and why to do it.
Comment of the week
“I’m wondering if the huge demand for college students in STEM fields has led to a discount in academic rigor. More students means more research, so universities have relatively fewer/less qualified reviewers to oversee and solve problems.
Also, universities don’t have any short-term incentive to drive off paying students. In the long term, allowing successful students only hurts science – but today’s academia may be very divided and ethics is as removed from STEM as any discipline could be.
I’m not suggesting that STEM professionals are less ethical than anyone else; only that ethics has change into a legal checklist moderately than true moral principles. For sure, there are truly ethical professionals who remain uncompromising of their standards; My only concern is that they’re the educational equivalent of the northern white rhino – old and sterile, just waiting to see which is the last of a once-proud race.”
– It would not be the primary time.
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