Posts Tagged research

Inflammation: The Fire Within

As we gain a greater understanding of human function, it is becoming increasingly clear that inflammation is a determining factor of human health. Inflammation now lies at the forefront of nearly every major disease and disfunction plaguing modern day humans. Cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes, obesity, autoimmune diseases, pathogens, arthritis, Alzheimer’s, brain disorders, digestive disorders, allergies, […]

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Science

After hearing one too many people live and die by the latest “research”, I present my annual rant on science, medicine and health research… Science creates new questions, it does not provide answers. Put another way, when it comes to research and science, question everything. This is a simple concept that is vital to remember. […]

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A Post A Day In May 2013

Last year I did a post a day in the month of May, really enjoyed it and got some good feedback so this year I plan to do the same. I have a few ideas on some things to write on but am certainly open to suggestions. Is there anything you would like me to […]

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Some Random Thoughts… March 2013

Every once in a while I browse through my collection of random health notes and I thought it might be nice just to share those on Bare 5. Let me know if anything triggers questions or thoughts with you or if you would like to see me expand on anything here. My Notes/Thoughts Free Play […]

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Wrapping Up 2012

2012: a good year filled with many blessings and lessons learned. One of my favorite years to date. 2012 brought me many levels of growth, evolution and joy through constant learning, education and personal development and the expanding of my young and amazing family. Like many people, the closing of a year brings about in […]

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35 Things I’m Thankful For

On the eve of my 35th birthday, I decided it would be a nice idea to count my blessings. I don’t think I do it enough. I am so lucky to have literally an infinite amount of wonderful things in my life but after jotting down a few dozen, 35 seemed like an appropriate number… […]

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Rethinking Antioxidants

Let’s look at some of the things we have had to rethink lately because we took a theory based on limited knowledge and made a conclusion before understanding it fully, only to later find it was more complicated than we thought or, in some instances, was just plain wrong: “If cholesterol levels are associated with […]

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Have A Critical Eye

I continue to encourage people to have a critical eye for what they are told. This could not be more apparent than in the world of health. There is so much misinformation out there, so many biased people and such a skewed paradigm it really makes it difficult to trust anything you read or hear. […]

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Come on Harvard…

Today I got the June edition of Nutrition Source Update, an e-newsletter from the Harvard School of Public Health, which claims “to help you cut through confusing information and find practical strategies for healthy eating”. It is often filled with so-called conventional wisdom but this month I read the email summary and went, “oh geez…” […]

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Some Other People’s Thoughts: Part 3

More thoughts from other people trying to figure out all this health and wellness stuff… Once again, I am paraphrasing and putting segmented ideas together for a little reading flow… Joel Jamieson, conditioning coach, 8 Weeks Out: Exercise preference often stems from brain chemistry. Low dopamine levels lead to needing things like crossfit. Do cardio […]

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