Mark Sisson's Paleo-Friendly Must-Haves
At this point, Mark Sisson’s name is practically synonymous with the Paleo lifestyle. The MarksDailyApple.com founder shares his favorite snacks and cooking ingredients.
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5 Foods That Make You Dumber
It sounds like the plot of a cable TV movie: scientists tamper with the nation’s food supply, and unleash a chemical that makes everyone dumber. Except it’s not fiction, it’s fact.
Teens May Be Misled by Crisis Pregnancy Center Websites
Nearly 90 percent of young people ages 13 to 24 use the internet as their main source of sexual health information.
Southwest Chicken Salad with Whipped Avocado Dressing
Black beans, corn, cheddar and crunchy tortilla chips are the hallmark ingredients of our killer Southwest salad.
Are Our Dietary Guidelines Wrong? How U.S. Obtains Food Info Is Criticized
Some experts are questioning the very data on which we base our dietary guidelines. Are we eating all wrong?
Judge dismisses fifth juror in Colorado movie massacre trial
By Keith Coffman DENVER (Reuters) – The judge in the Colorado movie theater massacre trial on Wednesday dismissed a fifth juror, who said she recognized a survivor of the July 2012 mass shooting and prompted the defense to seek her removal. The dismissal leaves a panel of 19 jurors, including 14 women and five men, to hear the murder trial of former neuroscience graduate student James Holmes, who is charged
Eating High-Vibrational Foods for Good Health and Longevity
I recently released a book, Cooking and Eating Wisdom for Better Health , which awakens people to the ancient Greek wisdoms for cooking and eating for better health and longevity. In ancient Greece they practiced “wisdom healing” — using food to nourish the mind, body and soul.
Can Drinking Alcohol Really Extend Your Life?
A 100-year-old woman recently credited alcohol with living a long life. But do doctors agree?
Can Drinking Alcohol Really Extend Your Life?
A 100-year-old woman recently credited alcohol with living a long life. But do doctors agree?
Study links pesticide DDT to higher breast cancer risk
A five-decade study of US women has found that those exposed to high levels of the pesticide DDT in the womb were four times as likely to get breast cancer. The study is the first of its kind to directly link breast cancer in humans to DDT, which was banned in many countries decades ago but continues to be used widely in Africa and Asia. “Environmental chemicals have long been