Weekly Link Love—Episode 53

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Research of the Week

When postmenopausal, moderate energy restriction preserves far more muscle and bone than severe energy restriction.

Elevated levels of fat oxidation induced by a high-fat, low-carb diet do not impair 5k race performance.

Kids with ADHD and autism tend to have lower levels of vitamin B12 and higher levels of homocysteine.

There’s no direct archaeological evidence that Neanderthals did the classic Spanish cave art.

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Media, Schmedia

Sex, drugs, and late nights.

Interesting Blog Posts

How antibiotic resistance may be spreading.

Could near infrared light help people with Alzheimer’s disease?

Social Notes

My new gym routine: less gym time, more playing.

Everything Else

At this point, what doesn’t the sun affect?

Turns out The Mouse and the Motorcycle was non-fiction.

Horse hero.

Things I’m Up to and Interested In

Meat deal I think you should take advantage of: Butcher Box is offering a free turkey to everyone who places their first order.

I’m not surprised: Humans aren’t great at forecasting longterm existential catastrophes.

Big if true: Small study finds that vitamin D supplementation improves cognitive function in people with Alzheimer’s disease.

Big topic: Untangling the complex relationship between ketogenic dieting and gut bacteria.

Finding I haven’t seen advertised: The connection between ALS and statins.

Question I’m Asking

Should carnivores eat honey?

Recipe Corner

Time Capsule

One year ago (Oct 26– Nov 1)

Comment of the Week

“Peter Attia has a great commentary on Game Changers:

https://peterattiamd.com/191027/”

– For those who want to hear more about the movie. Thanks, jeremy.

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