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Tag Archives: diet
Konstantin Monastyrsky – Pseudoscience of Nutrition (Part 2)
Last week I wrote about the Konstantin Monastyrsky and the poor application of science and the use of mostly anecdote in his ideas as to what the human diet should be. Through most of my research on his ideas, it didn’t / read more…
Posted in Alternative Medicine / Health
Tagged in Autism / diet / digestion / gutsense / Konstantin Monastyrsky / MiraLAX / PEG
Finally, proof that aspartame will destroy your kidneys?
Hot on the heels of claims about a study that supposedly correlated aspartame with lymphoma, but that turned out to be “weak”, a 2011 study linking diet sodas to “increased kidney decline” has been making the rounds of the anti-aspartame / read more…
How Does a Skeptic Lose Weight?
Late last year I decided I was carrying around more flab than I wanted. I was already ten plus pounds below the peak weight I hit a dozen years ago (it turns out that when your wife gets pregnant you / read more…
Posted in Health
Tagged in diet / weight loss


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