Dr. Bill Schindler is an associate professor at the department of anthropology at Washington College, and is also the Co-star of the National Geographic show The Great Human Race. Listen in as we talk about foraging for food locally and in the wild, the evolution of the human diet, and much more! Download Episode Here… Continue Reading
Why You Can’t Stop Binging: A Missing Link to the Emotional Eating Puzzle
Written by: Lauryn Lax First it started with just one cookie—actually just a couple bites of a cookie. Then, all you could think about was the whole cookie. So you had the whole cookie, and one whole cookie turned into six whole cookies. Fresh popped, buttery popcorn sounded like the perfect evening snack. Ten-minutes later,… Continue Reading
The Foundation for Good Health: Species-Appropriate Diet + Species-Appropriate Microbiome
The Foundation for Good Health: Species-Appropriate Diet + Species-Appropriate Microbiome By Eirik Garnas, http://darwinian-medicine.com/ Your health is shaped by the interaction that takes place between the food you eat, the microbes that colonize your body, and the genes inside your human cells. Of these things, food and microbes are the… Continue Reading
Darwinian Medicine: How Evolutionary Theory Can Help Heal Our Sick Health-Care System
– By Eirik Garnas, http://darwinian-medicine.com/ The health of Homo sapiens is failing. Chronic diseases and health problems such as acne vulgaris, cancer, myopia, and heart disease are today so common that they are by some considered to be a natural part of human life. Only a select few live long lives, free of disease. These… Continue Reading
Episode 351 – Kamal Patel – Examine.com and Analyzing Studies, Supplements, and Nutrition
This episode of The Paleo Solution Podcast we have guest Kamal Patel. Kamal is a nutrition researcher with an MPH and MBA from Johns Hopkins University, and is on hiatus from a PhD in nutrition in which he researched the link between diet and chronic pain. He has published peer-reviewed articles on vitamin D and… Continue Reading
Balancing the Microbiome for Optimal Health
This is a guest post by BFF Cafe, a local paleo friendly restaurant in Reno, NV Lately there has been a lot of buzz in the medical and nutrition communities about the human micro-biome. Some are even saying that this new science proves that we have evolved past the need for a paleo diet.… Continue Reading
What Happened When I Got a Fecal Transplant
Guest post written by: John Fawkes Childhood was a tough time for me. For starters, Exo-Squad got cancelled after two seasons. Also, I had a lot of physical and mental health issues. For starters, I found it near-impossible to make eye contact with anyone. I had OCD symptoms, and refused to eat anything but… Continue Reading
All In Again
Guest post written by: Mike Flagler It was the best of days; it was the worst of days. It was a day very much like today. It started poorly. I overslept. I had gone to bed with some work unfinished. As I was getting dressed, I realized that my poor food choices these past… Continue Reading
Nootropics – MXEL
Guest post written by: Guy Razi I spent five-and-a-half years at university. Throughout that time I performed well but always wished there was some way to improve my memory, thinking and imagination. As with most campuses, an underground market of Adderall and Modafinil existed, but given the possibility of strong side effects I never indulged.… Continue Reading
How Paleo Could Revolutionize Medicine
Guest post written by: Eirik Garnas Most medical doctors know very little about evolution, which is not surprising, given that the vast majority of medical students don’t learn much about evolutionary biology, Darwin’s theories, or ancestral health. The same can be said for practitioners and students who are involved in other health-related fields, such… Continue Reading
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