Weekend Link Love – Edition 451

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weekend_linklove in-lineRESEARCH OF THE WEEK

Sufferers of chronic fatigue syndrome are likely to have imbalanced gut bacteria.

CRISPR was just used to kill HIV in live animals.

The pill that increases endurance capacity (in mice).

We’re using too much sunscreen.

Marriage tanks testosterone.

College dorms are full of toxic flame retardants.

Cleaning out old cells can revive ailing joints.

NEW PRIMAL BLUEPRINT PODCASTS

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INTERESTING BLOG POSTS

Great tips on boosting energy.

When to do a floating snatch deadlift.

MEDIA, SCHMEDIA

Better take your cholesterol-busters!

Humans weren’t the only species to follow the Out-of-Africa model.

Scottish surfer survives 32 hours at sea.

EVERYTHING ELSE

Will these guys break the 2-hour mark?

Impressive.

“The discovery of a “functional food” role for CLA occurred over a decade ago when Pariza and coworkers found that ground beef contained an anticarcinogen factor that consisted of a series of conjugated dienoic isomers of linoleic acid.” (PDF)

Now this is a cool life hack.

Nature’s trying to kill you, edition 77.

Man brings in about 5 grand a month farming other people’s yards.

That’s not confusing at all.

THINGS I’M UP TO AND INTERESTED IN

Event you don’t want to miss: Chris Kresser is coming back to London for the Health Icons Lecture Series on July 8 and 9. One day is geared toward the lay public, the other toward health professionals.

Study result that disappointed me: Fecal transplant had no significant effect on IBS.

Article I’m loving: Lifestyle changes, not a magic pill, can reverse Alzheimer’s.

Important update: Remember Faye Geiss, the 87 year-old Primal powerhouse? She’s 90 now and still beating doctors’ expectations. Scroll down for the update.

More and more I’m convinced time is fluid and subjective (but no less real): The language we speak changes how we perceive time.

RECIPE CORNER

TIME CAPSULE

One year ago (May 7 – May 13)

COMMENT OF THE WEEK

“I just ate some liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti…”

– Sounds great, Barbarian. Beef, chicken, or…?

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