New and Noteworthy: What I Read This Week—Edition 186
Research of the Week
The serotonin theory of depression is on shaky ground (again).
Eating dairy reduces fracture risk in elderly people.
Latvia, Russia, and South Asia have the most belief in luck and precognition; Protestant Europe the least.
For true COVID recovery, look to the gut.
Rapidly increasing vitamin D status for controlling sepsis, infection, immune function.
New Primal Kitchen PodcastsPrimal Kitchen Podcast: Anxiety Expert Mark Metry Gives Advice on Being Your Best Self
Primal Health Coach Radio: Yours Truly
Media, SchmediaNitric oxide nasal spray destroys viral load in active COVID cases.
Interesting Blog PostsDo hot drinks really cool you down more than cold drinks?
Rapid injury recovery with DMSO, Vitamin C, and Magnesium
Social NotesA captain goes down with the ship.
Everything ElseMany places are getting greener with forests getting thicker.
Be careful, there’s such a thing as too much of anything.
Things I’m Up to and Interested InFascinating stat: Where is there more livestock than people?
Interesting finding: Take care of animal health and the rest works itself out.
Nice biomarker to track: The triglyceride/blood glucose index for atherosclerosis risk.
Interesting tech: Wearable AC.
Uh oh: Is the amyloid plaque theory of Alzheimer’s in trouble?
Question I’m AskingWhat’s something you love doing but don’t do enough? What’s stopping you?
Recipe CornerBraised mustard green recipe. Just swap out the vegetable oil.Oven baby back ribs.Time CapsuleOne year ago (July 16 – July 22)
Home Gym Setups at Different Price Points —How to set up your gym.Help! I Can’t Stop Snacking—Big problem.Comment of the Week
“I’m reminded of a Calvin & Hobbes comic. Calvin was asking whether nothing matters, then considered that instead everything matters.”
-Bill Watterson is a great American philosopher.
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