New and Noteworthy: What I Read This Week—Edition 222

Research of the Week

Watermelon is a good choice.

Even if you’re a “night owl,” it’s still not good to stay up late.

Off-label use of rapamycin seems to be safe.

Working nights impairs lipid metabolism.

New Primal Kitchen Podcasts

Primal Health Coach Radio: Martha Tettenborn

Primal Kitchen Podcast: Putting Longevity Under the Microscope with Timeline CEO, Chris Rinsch

Media, Schmedia

Are the new obesity drugs also anti-addiction drugs?

Fake British accents on the rise.

Interesting Blog Posts

So-called Twitter medical experts and academics didn’t do so well on monkeypox.

Atheists are the most politically engaged.

Social Notes

A little rant.

Everything Else

DNA pulled from thin air.

Our first kiss.

Things I’m Up to and Interested In

One wonders: Is our universe inside of a black hole?

Cool goal: What are whales talking about?

Nice thread: On fat and carb oxidation during exercise.

Terrible: Dutch government proposes limiting cattle populations to 2 cows per field, thereby eliminating intensive (regenerative) grazing.

Interesting: Pork consumption and nutrient intake.

Question I’m Asking

What are you mad about? What are you glad about?

Recipe CornerGluten-free strawerry pretzel salad.Grilled whole fish.Time Capsule

One year ago (May 13 – May 19)

More Questions on Creatine—More on creatine.Ask a Health Coach: Seed Oils, Kiddos, and Eating Out—What’s the deal?Comment of the Week

“My ‘favorite’ quotes in media reports about pseudoscientific studies are: ‘People who eat/do [something] are more likely to die than those who do not.’
There is a likelihood of death other than 100%?“

-Yes, it’s all quite silly.

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