…live longer on lard than they do on fish oil.
I’d say the science on saturated fat is settled.
Category Archives: Health
Fixing Broken Bread
An interesting article on going back to pre-industrial wheat.
It isn’t clear the degree to which grain is intrinsically bad for us, and to which it’s been made much worse by the current varieties and processing methods.
I found this an interesting statement: “The giant band of wheat that stripes the center of America is a byproduct of the industrial age.”
That could be said of many unhealthy things, including the public school system.
Legal Myths About ObamaCare
…and why it isn’t “here to stay.”
Yes, the notion that it’s going to continue to survive the myriad court challenges ahead is wishful thinking on the part of the statists.
A Cancer-Fighting Virus
…has been genetically engineered.
I propose that anti-GMO types not be given access to it. Of course, if they stick to their…guns…they would refuse it.
Old Rat Brains
…rejuvenated with an asthma drug.
Faster, please.
Regulating Medical Devices
A new paper from Mercatus, citing me and the book. In fact, I used the FDA as another example of a risk-averse bureaucracy in the book.
Dog Years
Lengthening them with a new anti-aging drug. Humans come next.
“Fratricidins”
Researchers have come up with a way to get cancer cells to kill each other.
Faster, please.
A New Desalinization Method
If this works out, it would be huge. It might be useful for Martian water, too.
When A “Scientific Consensus” Isn’t Worth The Paper It’s Printed On
The WaPo finally wakes up to reality.
And yes, it’s not just whole milk, but small steps, I guess.