A Gluten-free January
Are You Gluten Sensitive? Many people are totally unaware of the fact that they react poorly to gluten. Because they've been eating whe...

Information Diabetes and Healthy
Are You Gluten Sensitive? Many people are totally unaware of the fact that they react poorly to gluten. Because they've been eating whe...
Introduction Having access to embargoed news from the Annals of Internal Medicine is really fun. I get to report on important studies at th...
I've received several comments that my blog posts are no longer showing up in peoples' RSS feeds. I've gone into my settings, a...
Life is full of unexpected surprises. There is no way in the world I could have envisaged ten years ago that one day I would publish a book....
I have a lot of admiration for Drs. Edward and May Mellanby. A husband-and-wife team, they discovered vitamin D, and determined that ricket...
Kitava is a Melanesian island that has maintained an almost entirely traditional, non-industrial diet until very recently. It was the subje...
Many controlled studies have measured the cardiovascular effects of replacing animal ("saturated") fats with seed oils (predominan...
I've been writing about non-alcoholic fatty liver disorder (NAFLD) since the early days of this blog, because it's an alarmingly com...
Background Glucose is the predominant blood sugar and one of the body's two main fuel sources (the other is fatty acids). Glucose, in o...
I spent last weekend at the Weston A. Price Foundation Wise Traditions conference in King of Prussia, PA. Here are some highlights: ...
The Experiment I've received several e-mails from readers about a recent experiment by nutrition professor Mark Haub at Kansas State uni...
I recently got back from a trip to the UK and France visiting family and friends. It was great to see everyone, eat great food and even do ...