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The Salt Fix Book Summary

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This weekend, I read Dr. James DiNicolantonio's book The Salt Fix: Why the Experts Got it All Wrong—and How Eating More Might Save Your Life. I wasn't sure I would get much value from the book since...

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Oh Noozs It's Da EVIL Sugar Lobby!

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The latest battle in the never-ending Carb Wars involves a narrative that the sugar lobby was suppressing scientists from publishing research that was unfavorable to sugar. As with any lobby group,...

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The "4 Toxins" Revisited

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My thoughts on nutrition have changed quite a bit in last few years. I was just going through the archives and I came across the post I did after my December 2011 trip to Ohio. In the post Paleo in...

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My Evolving Opinion of Sugar

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There is a big divide in the nutritional blogs I read about sugar. Most conventional and Paleo type blogs are still anti-sugar. Many claim that sugar is toxic, inflammatory and more likely to be...

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The Reality About Tea and Fat Loss

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In the past four years, I've probably been to close to 100 tea tasting events. One topic that pops up on a regular basis is the claim that tea will promote fat loss and prevent cancer. I used to eat...

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30 Days Without Sugar or Fruit

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I love a good experiment and I'm about to start a new one. I've done 30 days without sugar and 30 days without fruit, but not at the same time. Yesterday I realized that if I really want to test the...

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After 30 Days Without Sugar

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I completed my 30 Days Without Sugar challenge. It wasn't hard at all. Actually it was quite easy and it just got easier. The purpose of the test was to see if I could detect any positive health...

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30 Days Without Sugar

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![](http://farm1.static.flickr.com/105/367425390722352b6ac.jpg "calendar") Photo by Joe Lanman Yesterday I started a quest to go 30 days with no sugar. I eat pretty clean already, but I do have the...

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