RHR: Surprising New Vitamin D Research, The Myth of Multi-tasking, and How The Internet is Rewiring Our Brains

By on May 22, 2013 in Podcasts | 18 comments

In this episode I review new research on vitamin D that has led me to slightly modify my recommendations, and we discuss how multitasking and the internet are literally rewiring our brains. It's also the first episode with our super-duper new sound dampening equipment. I think we've finally reached audio quality nirvana. Let us know what you think! In this episode, we cover: 3:16 A surprising update on new vitamin D research (and Chris's revised recommendation) 26:53 The myth of ...
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Giveaway: Win an Organic Beef Sampler Pack from America’s Farmstand!

By on May 20, 2013 in Events, Classes & Groups | 15 comments

Need to stock up on some great quality meat? Take this opportunity to enter in this great giveaway with America's Farmstand, the world’s first ever virtual farmer’s market.  America’s Farmstand delivers pure, all-natural, sustainably farmed fresh foods, grown to exacting standards, direct from family farms to table – with no warehousing.  Fresh food can now be enjoyed mere hours after harvest! “I was raised in the country and had the pleasure of jogging past and interacting with ...
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The Diet-Heart Myth: How to Prevent and Reverse Heart Disease Naturally

By on May 17, 2013 in Health Conditions, Heart Disease, Myths & Truths | 41 comments

This is the final article in the Diet-Heart Myth series I've been writing over the past several weeks. If you missed the previous articles, you can find them on the special report page for heart disease. Ben Franklin said, "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." Heart disease is no exception. According to the INTERHEART study, which examined cardiovascular risk factors in 51 countries, 9 out of the 10 strongest risk factors for heart ...
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The Roundup

By on May 15, 2013 in The Roundup | 6 comments

Here is The Roundup, Edition 5, bringing you the best from around the web from the past two weeks! Blast from the Past Last May (2012), I wrote an entire series on salt, including the history of salt in the human diet, the dangers of salt restriction, and my recommendations for a healthy salt intake. There’s no evidence that adding salt to taste to a whole foods, Paleo diet is unhealthy, and salt restriction to the level recommended ...
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The Diet-Heart Myth: Statins Don’t Save Lives in People Without Heart Disease

By on May 13, 2013 in Health Conditions, Heart Disease, Myths & Truths | 46 comments

To read more about heart disease and cholesterol, check out the special report page. Cardiovascular disease is one of the most misdiagnosed and mistreated conditions in medicine. In the first article in this series, I explained the evidence suggesting that eating cholesterol and saturated fat does not increase the risk of heart disease. In the second article, I explained it's not the amount of cholesterol in your blood that drives heart disease risk, but the number of LDL particles. In the third ...
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How to Get Your Mojo Back: Introducing the SexyBack Summit!

By on May 10, 2013 in Events, Classes & Groups | 0 comments

Are you suffering from low libido? Has your sex drive gradually drifted away? Are you looking for ways to connect more deeply with your partner, and cultivate a more rewarding and satisfying sex life? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you should definitely check out Sean Croxton's upcoming SexyBack Summit. He's assembled a group of experts in all aspects of sexual health, including balancing hormones, supercharging sex drive, cultivating intimacy and connection, optimizing nutrition ...
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