Sunday, April 3, 2016

Weekend Link Love – Edition 394

Weekend Link Love The Best Paleo Recipes 2015 eBook is 20% off. I contributed a few of my favorites, so go grab a copy.

Research of the Week

Exercising before a stressor dampens its impact.

What Maori dogs ate.

Not knowing the outcome is worse than the outcome.

Historically vegetarian populations have enhanced long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acid synthesis. In the context of a diet high in the precursor linoleic acid, this genetic variant increases cancer and heart disease.

Does glucosamine work? It depends on the type you take.

Sitting linked to almost 4% of deaths.

Too much downhill running might inhibit hypertrophy. Run up hills, walk down ’em.

Compared to blanching, boiling, and microwaving, both frying and steaming increase antioxidant capacity of foods.

New Primal Blueprint Podcasts

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Interesting Blog Posts

What’s the evidence for (and against) the paleo diet?

A few things a writer learned from Kelly Starrett.

Media, Schmedia

Pretty much all American “craft” whiskeys are distilled in the same Indiana factory.

Nina Teicholz was bumped from a food science panel. Here’s a petition to reinstate her.

Everything Else

What Robb Wolf’s up to these days.

Bison are going home to Montana, bringing with them a penchant for poutine.

A world map of Neanderthal and Denisovan ancestry.

I bet unicorn tasted awesome.

Nice art.

Mummified frozen puppy corpses still manage to be pretty cute.

Organic pod burial.

Recipe Corner

Time Capsule

One year ago (Apr 6 – Apr 12)

Comment of the Week

Your “Big Ass Salad” may benefit greatly from a strategically-placed hyphen.

– I get your drift, His Dudeness, but I prefer to leave it open-ended.



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