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Mazess & Mather (1974) is probably the most widely cited article summarizing evidence that bone mineral content in older North Alaskan E...

Labels: BMI, bone density, Inuit, osteoporosis, protein, research

Posted by Admin | 7:00 PM

A few readers have pointed me to an interesting NPR interview with the Canadian physician Kevin Patterson ( link ). He describes his medical...

Labels: diabetes, Inuit, overweight

Posted by Admin | 7:00 PM

I spent last weekend at the Weston A. Price Foundation Wise Traditions conference in King of Prussia, PA. Here are some highlights: ...

Labels: diet, Inuit, native diet, real food

Posted by Admin | 1:02 PM

The traditional Inuit diet is very high in animal protein and fat. It also includes plant matter. Typically it is made up primarily of the f...

Labels: cardiovascular disease, Inuit, ischemia, research, saturated fat

Posted by Admin | 8:00 PM

Jaw Development During Adolescence Beginning at about age 11, the skull undergoes a growth spurt. This corresponds roughly with the growth ...

Labels: dental health, diet, diseases of civilization, exercise, Inuit

Posted by Admin | 10:09 PM

The Inuit (also called Eskimo) are a group of hunter-gatherer cultures who inhabit the arctic regions of Alaska, Canada and Greenland. They ...

Labels: cancer, diet, fats, Inuit, low-carb, native diet

Posted by Admin | 1:53 PM

One of the classic counter-arguments that's used to discredit accounts of healthy hunter-gatherers is the fallacy that they were short-l...

Labels: cancer, Inuit, low-carb

Posted by Admin | 4:32 PM

I remember coming across a table in the book Eat, Drink and Be Healthy (by Dr. Walter Willett) a few years back. Included were data taken ...

Labels: cancer, Inuit, low-carb