Canola Oil 2
In “An Oily Urban Legend” (posted on the American Council on Science and Health‘s Website on Sunday, April 1, 2001) by Timothy N. Gorsky, M.D. …
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Canola Oil
While researching vegetable oils to use as a supplement for my horse — which research is still in process — I came across a comment …
Lorenzo’s Oil
The Myelin Project says: Lorenzo’s Oil is a combination of a 4:1 mix of erucic acid and oleic acid, extracted from rapeseed oil and olive …
Pollen Counts
Nice: Pollen.com. I don’t have allergies, but I do like to know when the pollen is high in March/April. There is some pollen (pine, maybe) …
Evolution and Human Speech
For what it’s worth. I have not read the book mentioned below — it could be full of philosophic and scientific errors as far as …
More on Cooking and Human Evolution
In “Cooking and Cognition: How Humans Got So Smart” (11 August 2008 07:57 am ET) on LiveScience.com, Robin Nixon says: About 2 million years ago, …
Dr. Sears on the NIH Study
In “Does new study show that all diets are the same?” (on Dr. Sears.com), Dr. Sears says: If you look at the all the data, …
Evaluating Studies
Dr. Michael Eades has a post entitled “Baboon Business” that shows how to dissect a scientific study. Dr. Eades says: I’ve read the paper that …
NIH Study, 2
In “The Latest Nonsense” (at Free The Animal) Richard Nikoley makes some good comments about the NIH study: Simply A few points: 1. There’s no …
Footprints
In “The Shoe Fits! 1.5 Million-Year-Old Human Footprints Found” (26 February 2009 02:07 pm ET) on LiveScience.com, Jeremy Hsu says: Early humans had feet like …