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Confession: I am a dinosaur. I am not tech-savvy, and other than my phone and my computer, I have almost zero electronic gadget...

Okay! I left off last time saying that we have two big issues to address with regard to hypoxia as a cause or exacerbating fac...

Graphic adapted from Seyfried et al., 2015 OH. EM. GEE!!!!! It’s baaa-aaaaack! Today is June 1, 2016. Looking back thro...

“I know many physicians who enthusiastically endorse a low carbohydrate diet for many medical conditions. The great majority of them...

Pop Quiz: The failure of institutions such as the American Diabetes Association, American Heart Association, and American Medica...

When well-meaning acquaintances mock us for spending more money than they do for food, those of us who take pride in buying, cooking,...

Well, here we are, folks! The 8 th and final installment of the crazy journey that began way back when we looked at Dr. Joseph Kraft’s...

Warning: This is a ridiculously long post. I was going to break it up into two, but I figured, what’s the difference between one re...

As you can imagine, I spend a lot of time educating myself about health, nutrition, and food. Whether I’m reading papers in ...

I concluded the previous post by introducing the idea that, when it comes to a body and brain being fueled by ketones, the absolute conc...

I ended the previous post by introducing the idea of using exogenous ketones for improving the signs and symptoms of Alzheimer’s, w...

    The Setup Picture the following scenario: You find yourself walking from one room into another and can’t remembe...

Hey folks! If this is your first visit to my blog after hearing me on Jimmy Moore’s Livin’ la Vida Low Carb Podcast , here are som...

We’re in the midst of exploring a few potential causes of cancer, and ways to possibly reduce risk. Up today: carcinogens. (If yo...

If you’ve been living under a rock for the past few weeks, or, unlike me, you have an actual life, which precludes you from readin...

Graphic modified from Seyfried, et al.   Cancer as a metabolic disease:  implications for novel therapeutics.  Carcinogenesis....

If the previous post in this series on cancer  (before the video ) was unsettling, good! It was supposed to be. It was meant to ...

A priest, a rabbi, and a cardiologist walk into a bar. No, that’s not it… Why did the cholesterol cross the road? ...

Since I've fallen behind in churning out new posts in the cancer series on this blog , I wanted to share a little something wit...

Greetings, Earthlings! As I mentioned a few weeks ago, on April 18 th I had a table at the American Academy of Neurology’...