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Humans on a Cafeteria Diet
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12:00 PM
In the 1970s, as the modern obesity epidemic was just getting started, investigators were searching for new animal models of diet-induced ob...
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diet
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Food reward
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hyperphagia
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overweight
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Pima
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superstimuli
Malocclusion: Disease of Civilization
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7:00 PM
In his epic work Nutrition and Physical Degeneration , Dr. Weston Price documented the abnormal dental development and susceptibility to too...
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archaeology
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dental health
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diet
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diseases of civilization
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genetics
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Pima
A Little Tidbit
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11:02 PM
I'm gearing up for a new series of posts based on some fascinating reading I've been doing lately. I'm not going to spill the b...
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dental health
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diet
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disease
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diseases of civilization
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Pima
Water for the Pima
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1:19 PM
A few months ago, I published a post about the Pima Indians (Akimel O'odham) of Arizona. The Pima are one of the most heart-wrenching ...
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diabetes
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overweight
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Pima
Lessons From the Pima Indians
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10:33 PM
At 38% and climbing in 2006, the Pima indians (Akimel O'odham) of Arizona have the highest rate of diabetes of any population in the wor...
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diabetes
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diet
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exercise
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native diet
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Pima
Genetics and Disease
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10:30 PM
There is a lot of confusion surrounding the role of genetics in health. It seems like every day the media have a new story about gene X or ...
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genetics
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Pima
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