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A place for sharing information on ancestral ways of eating and lifestyles that are biologically appropriate, given what is available to us today. Emphasizing whole foods that meet individual needs, instead of man-made, mass-manufactured foods, and using information from science, tradition, personal experience, and any credible sources. WARNING: Serious problems have been reported with very low carb diets. See Spanish Caravan's online comments (ex: http://tinyurl.com/m2f73fc)
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Celtic Warrior, ca 1st Century BC
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Recommended Books
Ancestral Diet and Lifestyle Links
- 55 Theses by Michael Rose - Moderners Out of Tune
- Art De Vany, PhD - Evolutionary Fitness
- Beyond Vegetarianism
- Biophilia Hypothesis
- Body by Science - Doug McGuff, MD
- Chris Kresser
- Chris Masterjohn, PhD - The Daily Lipid
- Cooling Inflammation - Dr. Art Ayers
- Cultural Survival
- Denise Minger's Blog: mostly raw Paleo with lots of fruit
- Eaton, Konner, Shostak: Biological Discordance Hypothesis
- Emily Deans, MD - Evolutionary Psychology
- Eric Garza - mostly raw Paleo
- Fractal Architecture Could Be Good for You
- Hard Gainers Do Exist - Doug McGuff, MD
- Health Correlator - Ned Kock
- Health and the Rise of Civilization (Mark N. Cohen, PhD, 1989)
- Healthcare Epistemocrat - Brent Pottenger
- Healthy Diets and Science (evidence, albeit cherry-picked)
- Kyle Brown, Nutritionist, Cardiovascular Disease Foundation
- Loren Cordain, PhD: The Paleo Diet
- MS Success Story: Dr. Terry Wahls
- Man vs. Wild (Bear Grylls)
- Mark Sisson- Mark's Daily Apple blog
- Mark's Daily Apple Health and Fitness Forum
- MovNat - Erwin Le Corre
- Nassim Taleb, PhD: Why I Walk
- Old Friends Hypothesis (Graham Rook, PhD)
- PaleoFood mailing list
- Paleolithic Nutrition revisited - Cordain, Eaton et al
- Perfect Health Diet (Paul Jaminet's Paleo diet)
- Raw Paleo Forum
- Ray Mears (Bushcraft)
- Ray Peat - articles
- Ron Hoggan Articles
- Solastalgia and Soliphilia - Prof Glenn Albrecht
- Staffan Lindeberg, PhD (Kitava study)
- Stephan Guyenet, PhD - Whole Health Source
- Survival International
- The Saccharine Disease By TL Cleave
- Todd Becker - Getting Stronger
- Todd Moody essay on "Eating"
- Tribe (Bruce Parry)
- VegetablePharm - Tim Steele
Philosophy of Science and Critical Thinking Links
- Bastiat - What Is Seen and What Is Not Seen
- Bertrand Russell's Chicken
- Carl Sagan: the Scientist's Baloney Detection Kit & Logical Fallacies
- Correlation or Causation?
- Empiric School of Medicine
- Fallibilism
- Fromm on "Optimal Truth" vs. "Absolute Truth"
- Hayek on "The Pretence of Knowledge" of complex systems and the "scientistic" attitude in social sciences
- Jeet Kun Do and Epistemological Anarchism
- John Ioannidis: "Why Most Published Research Findings Are False"
- Morton Meyers, MD: Happy Accidents (chance and empiricism in medical discovery)
- Nassim Taleb on "Opacity: What We Do Not See"
- Nassim Taleb's rules for living
- Nassim Taleb: The Black Swan
- Popper's Trial & Error Method of Science
- Popper: uncertainty and unintended consequences
- Precautionary Principle: First Do No Harm
- Pyrrhonism
- Quine's critique of reductionism
- Richard P. Feynman - Philosophy of no philosophy; chaotic science; expert problem; science is exploring; nature as an onion with endless layers; I like to find out
- Richard P. Feynman on Observing and Knowing
- Richard P. Feynman quotes
- Science for Smart People by Tom Naughton
- Scientific Method: no agreement yet on what it is
- Scientific community metaphor
- Socrates: "I know nothing except the fact of my ignorance."
- Socratic Method
- Statistics: Stanley Young
Other Related Links
- A New Physics Theory of Life (re: Jeremy England, dissipation-driven adaptive organization)
- Active Isolated Strengthening /Stretching (Aaron Mattes)
- American Society of Evolutionary Medicine
- Cambridge World History of Food
- Connective Tissue Disorder Site - Sandy Simmons
- Consciousness in the universe: A review of the ‘Orch OR’ theory - Stuart Hameroff and Roger Penrose
- Covert Rationing of Healthcare and Patient Self Empowerment (Dr. Rich)
- Discovery of quantum vibrations in 'microtubules' corroborates theory of consciousness
- DogtorJ - John B. Symes, DVM
- Frank Hu, PhD, Nutrition and Epidemiology, Harvard
- History Of Diabetes
- Hyperlipid (Optimal Diet) - Petro Dobromylskyj
- Ishmael (read it) - Daniel Quinn
- John Sarno - Mind Body Medicine, TMS
- Know Your Fats by Mary Enig
- MS Resource Centre - Best Bet diet of Ashton Embry, PhD
- Nutrition and Physical Degeneration by W. A. Price, 1939
- Pottenger, Dr. Francis (Pottenger's Cats)
- Starting Strength (Mark Rippetoe and Lon Kilgore)
- Starting Strength Forum
- The Cholesterol Theory of Heart Disease is Nonsense (Anthony Colpo)
- The Living State by Albert Szent-Györgyi
- The Vital Question by Nick Lane – a game-changing book about the origins of life
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