Good Diet For Optimum Functioning: An Example
In “How The US Men’s Soccer Goalie Tim Howard Stays In Ridiculously Good Shape” by Lisa Jhung (Details Magazine, 6-4-14), we learn that Howard does …
Biology
Optimizing Your Diet: Read the Book Eating on the Wild Side
Good book!!! Eating on the Wild Side by Jo Robinson.This is just “nutrition?” Who needs it? No, this is about giving your body and brain the …
Math in Land Management
Allan Savory makes use of math in his work in land management, using, for example, the sigmoid function. He talks about his work (but not …
Sugar, Learning, and Health
In “Experts Say Food May Contribute To Anger, Violent Behavior” (CBS Boston, March 15, 2013 11:18 PM), Michelle Roberts writes:Nutritionist Nicolette Pace says carbs can …
Stay Away From Grains
In “Beyond Celiac: Study Sheds New Light on Obesogenic Effects of Gluten – Are PPARs & Bacteria Both Involved?” (12-25-12), they write: Bottom line: The …
Another Reason We Need Better Education
In “What’s Behind the Campaign to Condemn Raw Diets for Pets?,” Dr. Becker says: Following on the heels of the AVMA’s condemnation of raw pet …
Learning: Get Your Diet Dialed In
Sean Croxton wrote recently on Facebook: Did you know that the gene that expresses Down’s syndrome becomes active in the absence of the mineral zinc. …
Health Practictioner Doing It Right
Beginning “The Curse of No Symptoms,” Christian Wernstedt writes: A frequent misunderstanding in the world of health is that having no symptoms equals health. This …
Dysbiosis in Pets
Some cats and dogs have gut problems and “leaky gut,” just as some people do. Dr. Becker talks about the causes, symptoms, and care of …
Learning Problems?
Is your child having learning or behavioral problems? The issue could be the grains in his or her diet. Read “A Gluten for Punishment: the …