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Could we have evolved traits that are detrimental to our survival?
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5:58 AM
Let us assume that we collected data on the presence or absence of a trait (e.g., propensity toward risky behavior) in a population of indi...
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costly traits
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evolution
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genes
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genetics
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omega-6
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omega-6 to omega-3 ratio
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research
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Zahavian traits
The man who ate 25 eggs per day: What does this case really tell us?
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4:00 AM
Many readers of this blog have probably heard about the case of the man who ate approximately 25 eggs (20 to 30) per day for over 15 years (...
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BMI
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cholesterol
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egg
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longevity
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obesity
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omega-6
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omega-6 to omega-3 ratio
38 g of sardines or 2 fish oil softgels? Let us look at the numbers
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7:14 AM
The bar chart below shows the fat content of 1 sardine (38 g) canned in tomato sauce, and 2 fish oil softgels of the Nature Made brand. (The...
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fish
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fish oil
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omega-3
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omega-6
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omega-6 to omega-3 ratio
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sardines
Nuts by numbers: Should you eat them, and how much?
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6:32 AM
Nuts are generally seen as good sources of protein and magnesium. The latter plays a number of roles in the human body, and is considered cr...
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ALA
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magnesium
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monounsaturated fat
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nuts
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omega-3
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omega-6
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omega-6 to omega-3 ratio
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saturated fat
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vitamin E
High-heat cooking will AGE you, if you eat food deep-fried with industrial vegetable oils
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7:30 AM
As I said before on this blog, I am yet to be convinced that grilled meat is truly unhealthy in the absence of leaky gut problems. I am refe...
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AGEs
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high-heat cooking
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Maillard reaction
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omega-6
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slow-cooking
Low omega-6 to omega-3 ratio: Grain-fed meats or industrial vegetable oils?
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7:08 AM
Just a little note on the use of language. Clearly there is no such a thing as grain-fed or grass-fed beef, because one does not feed beef a...
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grain-fed meat
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grass-fed meat
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inflammation
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omega-3
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omega-6
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omega-6 to omega-3 ratio
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research
More on the Harvard study on saturated versus polyunsaturated fats
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7:43 PM
This is a follow up on this post , which addressed the main argument put forth in a recent BBC article. The BBC article argued that people s...
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cardiovascular disease
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omega-3
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omega-6
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research
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saturated fat
BBC article's advice: Replace saturated with polyunsaturated fats
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5:56 PM
The BBC article is here . It is based on meta-analysis of eight previous studies conducted by Harvard researchers, which the article states ...
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cardiovascular disease
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cholesterol
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omega-3
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omega-6
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research
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saturated fat
Steamed gulf shrimp with vegetables
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7:50 PM
Few would argue against eating seafood several times a week, except in the case of seafood allergy. Shrimp is a very good option, especially...
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low carb
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omega-3
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omega-6
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protein
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recipe
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shrimp
Eating fish whole: Sardines
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12:33 PM
Different parts of a fish have different types of nutrients that are important for our health; this includes bones and organs. Therefore it ...
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fish
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food
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omega-3
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omega-6
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recipe
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sardines
Go see your doctor, often
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7:07 AM
As I blog about health issues, and talk with people about them, I often notice that there is a growing contempt for the medical profession. ...
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refined carbs
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