Research of the week
Watermelon is a superb alternative.
Even in the event you’re a “night owl”, yes it’s still not good to not sleep late.
Off-label use of rapamycin appears to be protected.
Working nights impairs lipid metabolism.
New Primal Kitchen podcasts
Primary Health Coach Radio: Martha Tettenborn
Primal Kitchen Podcast: Longevity under the microscope with Timeline CEO, Chris Rinsch
Media, Szmedia
Are recent drugs for obesity too anti-addiction drugs?
Artificial British accents on the rise.
Interesting blog entries
The so-called health workers and scientists from Twitter it didn’t go so well for monkey pox.
Atheists are most politically involved.
Community Notes
A bit rant.
Every thing else
Things I do and I’m inquisitive about
One wonders: Is our universe inside a black hole?
Cool goal: What whales speak about?
Cool thread: On the oxidation of fats and carbohydrates during exercise.
Terrible: the Dutch government I propose limiting the variety of cattle to 2 cows per field, thus eliminating intensive (regenerative) grazing.
Interesting: Pork intake and nutrient intake.
The query I’m asking
What are you offended about? What are you having fun with?
Recipe Corner
Time capsule
One 12 months ago (May 13 – May 19)
Comment of the week
“My ‘favorite’ quotes in media coverage of pseudo-scientific research are: ‘Individuals who eat/make [something] usually tend to die than those that don’t.”
Is the probability of death aside from 100%?“– Yeah, it’s all pretty silly.
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