Research of the week
Semaglutide can’t be corrected or resolved nonalcoholic steatohepatitis.
Slavery, bondage and rowing in Malta.
Leaders with low self-esteem have a toxic effect.
Strength training for sprint athletes.
Wild berries increase fat oxidation in endurance athletes during moderate activity.
New Primal Kitchen podcasts
Primary Health Coach Radio: Dr. William Davis
Primal Kitchen Podcast: Vivarays founder Roudy Nassif sheds light on balancing life and sleep
Media, Szmedia
“Expert” nutritionist warns against carnivore food plan since it is deficient in vitamin B12.
data center used for heating swimming pool.
Interesting blog entries
Why so lots of us make the identical mistake over and another time.
Community Notes
Ready for a greater night’s sleep?
Every thing else
Maternal mortality in tallest he ever was for over 50 years.
Things I do and I’m curious about
No wonder: the newest iteration of GPT performs well in most tests except AP English.
Interesting picture: Why is one condemned and the opposite ignored?
Nice review: Robb Wolf describes Peter Attia’s latest book.
Improbable: An amazing iPhone hack for circadian health.
All the time watch: Allan Savory on science.
The query I’m asking
What is science for you?
Recipe Corner
Time capsule
One 12 months ago (March 11-17)
Comment of the week
“I find my sun tolerance varies more by region than by food plan.
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