Randall Parker says eat more salmon (and nuts and eggs), and less bread. That’s not news, but there’s more confirming data for it, and too many people are still fataphobic, and don’t understand the dangers of high-glycemic carbs.

Oh, and if you’re a guy, try to have a high testosterone level, though it’s less clear how to do that dietarily…

As I wondered in comments over there, does this mean that one can get the benefit by artificially raising testosterone levels, or is the high level just a marker for something else that’s the actual cause?

John Tierney takes on Leon Kass.

Hey, if Kass wants to call me a “Scientist,” I’m OK with that. I’ll always take rationality over mysticism.

John Tierney takes on Leon Kass.

Hey, if Kass wants to call me a “Scientist,” I’m OK with that. I’ll always take rationality over mysticism.

John Tierney takes on Leon Kass.

Hey, if Kass wants to call me a “Scientist,” I’m OK with that. I’ll always take rationality over mysticism.

This post from Dr. Helen seems somehow relevant to this recent one by me, in terms of not bothering to read the whole paper (and in this case, not even necessarily understanding it, even if they did).

Listen to the IPCC, not Al Gore.

Brendon Loy has some thoughts.

Brendon Loy has some thoughts.

Brendon Loy has some thoughts.

Phil Bowermaster has an interesting interview with a researcher who think he may have one, that will start being tested in human subjects next year.