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A notification email was sent to Dr. Chris Palmer–a psychiatrist at Harvard who investigates the use of ketogenic diets for mental health issues–for a claim that LDL is not an independent risk factor for...

Nearly the entire popular health industry—and especially its trendiest parts—is charlatanism. This includes perhaps 95% of its major figures. This is because it relies on the extrapolation from cell culture, animal,...

“And I say that if a rhetorician and a physician were to go to any city, and had there to argue in the Ecclesia or any other assembly as to which of them should be elected state-physician, the physician would have no...

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by Robert Palmer Welcome back to the fourth installment of this series! I plan to take a different approach for this article so that I can better answer the question of whether or not there’s a clinically meaningful correlation...

In part 1, we saw that the dietary guidelines, which are blamed by low-carbohydrate diet advocates for the obesity epidemic, are essentially the same around the world, despite widely varying rates of obesity. But to the original...

by Rob Palmer Welcome to the third article in this series assessing claims made in “The Carnivore Code,” by Dr. Paul Saladino. If you missed parts one and two, then you can find them here and here, respectively. Of note, the...

My thoughts after recently reading a popular nutrition science book pic.twitter.com/YaozFn8CWF — Kevin Bass, MS 🪓⚔️🗡️ (@kevinnbass) July 18,...

What I eat pic.twitter.com/3ocCK0aUyj — Kevin Bass, MS 🪓⚔️🗡️ (@kevinnbass) July 22,...

by Seth Yoder [republished with permission] Introduction to Part Two [Click here to read Part One.] The Big Fat Surprise (BFS) by Nina Teicholz is yet another book in a long line of books that informs the...