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Book Review: Salt, Sugar, Fat
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Michael Moss is a Pulitzer prize-winning journalist who has made a career writing about the US food system. In his latest book, Salt, Sugar...
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Book review: Perfect Health Diet
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Perfect Health Diet is a book that one should own. It is not the type of book that you can get from your local library and just do a quick ...
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Book Review: The End of Overeating
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The End of Overeating was written based on the personal journey of Dr. David A. Kessler (MD) to understand the obesity epidemic, and treat ...
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Book review: Sugar Nation
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Jeff O’Connell is the Editor-in-Chief for Bodybuilding.com , a former executive writer for Men’s Health , and former Editor-in-Chief of Musc...
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Book Review: The Primal Blueprint
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Mark Sisson has been a central figure in the evolutionary health community since he began his weblog Mark's Daily Apple in 2006. He an...
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Paleopathology at the Origins of Agriculture
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In April of 1982, archaeologists from around the globe converged on Plattsburgh, New York for a research symposium. Their goal: ...[to use]...
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Book Review: Dangerous Grains
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Dangerous Grains is about the health hazards of gluten grains. It's co-written by James Braly, an M.D. who specializes in food allergi...
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Book Review: "The Human Diet: Its Origins and Evolution"
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I recently read this book after discovering it on another health site. It's a compilation of chapters written by several researchers in...
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Book Review: Blood Sugar 101
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I just finished reading "Blood Sugar 101" by Jenny Ruhl. It's a quick read, and very informative. Ruhl is a diabetic who has...
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