It is very rare to find a recipe in a major magazine that is almost perfect as it is. I made only a few small changes in the gorgeous soufflé pictured in the June/July issue of Fine Cooking. The recipe says it makes 6 servings, but the two of us ate half of it for supper with just a green salad and finished off the rest for breakfast the next morning. Although the recipe warns that it will deflate if not served at once, mine was still…
Yet another study has exonerated saturated fat and cholesterol of any link to heart disease and fingered the real culprit. The new research, just published in the Annals of Internal Medicine, found no evidence that eating saturated fat led to an increase in heart disease or coronary events. The researchers evaluated the best evidence to date from almost 80 studies with more than half a million subjects. They looked, not only at what people reported eating, but the composition of the fatty acids in their fat tissue…
Food blogger, Kiri Tannenbaum, (www.delish.com) posted this story about an art installation at a Ralph’s supermarket in Venice, CA. Artist Ron English’s entertaining statement about a serious subject is titled, “Popaganda.” Artist’s Cereal-Box Stunt Makes a Real Point About Sugary CereaOctober 13, 2011 at 8:58AM by Kiri Tannenbaum On the heels of a restaurant serving diners on Sadaam Hussein’s plates comes another clever stunt. This time it’s on cereal boxes. If you live in the Los Angeles area and happen to be perusing the cereal aisle at the…
CHOCOLATE GRANOLA I have no idea how many of you have flown off to Paris, found a lover, or been seduced by lemon cakes and baguettes as a result of my reckless suggestion that you visit Molly Wizenberg’s blog, Orangette. I can’t resist an occasional foray into her world, even though it makes me long to be young and perky and witty and full of joie de vivre, but mostly it makes me wish I still had the metabolism to eat like she does. On…
Heart of the Matter: Higher LDL on Keto Does NOT Mean More Plaque.
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JACC Advances Paper: https://www.jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.jacadv.2024.101109Chapters0:00 – Introduction0:49 – New Publication! LMHR CCTA study2:58 – Main Findi...
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As I wrote about in my P4P eBook, many people who come across my work and my theory on autoimmunity causation don’t take it seriously and immediately dismiss it. I think there are a lot of differen....
Vitamin D KILLS Cancer: BLOCKS Glutamine Uptake and Utilization
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Welcome back fellow mitochondriacs! Today we discover the anticancer powerhouse that is Vitamin D. Not only does it have diverse actions on mitochondrial bio...
Jay Feldman’s and Mike Fave’s hit-piece videos.
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A couple of people have shared these videos with me and asked me to comment on them. “ “ I watched these videos, and my first thought is that I wouldn’t bother wasting my time res...
Keto Diet, Exercise, Effective First-line Tx for Narcolepsy
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A ketogenic diet and regular physical exercise appear to be effective first-line treatments for narcolepsy, new research suggested.
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As researchers delved into the promising role of rapamycin in promoting bone growth, they sought to unravel the underlying mechanisms at play. The story of rapamycin as a bone growth molecule and trea...
Semaglutide Linked to Cause of Vision Loss
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Patients taking semaglutide appear to have an increased risk for nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy, new research shows.
