Weekend Link Love – Edition 433

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weekend_linklove in-lineRESEARCH OF THE WEEK

Leg pressing improves balance more than squatting (though both are effective).

Creatine emerges as a novel treatment for Crohn’s disease.

Endurance training trains the brain.

Inuit cold tolerance may have come from the Denisovans.

Broccoli could head off depression.

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INTERESTING BLOG POSTS

“In short, avoiding the sun is as bad for you as smoking.”

Regarding a year of (almost exclusively) bodyweight training.

MEDIA, SCHMEDIA

Grain-producing regions of the world may soon run dry. Get them some holistically-managed ruminants!

Could using genetic engineering to eliminate neurological diseases also eliminate genius?

EVERYTHING ELSE

Bats like to argue about almost everything.

Move or be stressed.

Nature makes nice.

THINGS I’M UP TO AND INTERESTED IN

Announcement I’d like to make: Primal Kitchen, Primal Kitchen Restaurants, and Primal Health Coach will all be at TheFitExpo, coming Jan 7-8 (next weekend) in Los Angeles.

Older study that I liked: A high-SFA, no-starch diet rich in fruit increased weight loss and improved blood lipids over 52 weeks.

Concept I’m pondering: Does the mind extend beyond the body?

Something non-obese perhaps shouldn’t do: Fast for two weeks.

Doctor who got it: This guy.

RECIPE CORNER

TIME CAPSULE

One year ago (Jan 1 – Jan 7)

COMMENT OF THE WEEK

“You don’t like the Udi’s Gluten-Free crumble cakes that they call bread? :O”

– Amen, zach rusk. Gluten-free bread is the best argument against bread consumption.

Happy New Year, everybody! I’m looking forward to digging into 2017 together. And FYI: our annual 21-Day Challenge begins January 9. Look for more info this week!

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