Food Reward: a Dominant Factor in Obesity, Part II

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How to Make a Rat Obese Rodents are an important model organism for the study of human obesity. To study obesity in rodents, you have to ma...

Celebrating An Anniversary

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I have a terrible memory for birthdays and anniversaries. I usually have to use memory aids such as calendars and computers to remind me of ...

Food Reward: a Dominant Factor in Obesity, Part I

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A Curious Finding It all started with one little sentence buried in a paper about obese rats. I was reading about how rats become obese whe...

Upcoming Talks

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I'll be giving at least two talks at conferences this year: Ancestral Health Symposium ; "The Human Ecological Niche and Modern Hea...

Obesity and the Fluid-in, Fluid-out Therapy for Edema

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I recently attended a lecture by Dr. Arya M. Sharma here at the University of Washington. Dr. Sharma is a Canadian clinician who specializ...

Fat-ten-u

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I recently bought the book Food in the United States, 1820s-1890 . I came across an ad for an interesting product that was sold in the late...

Great New Product

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Warning -- Satire -- April Fool's Post Do you feel sad sometimes? Are you tired when you get up in the morning? Do you get winded runni...

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