By Chris Kresser on
October 12, 2012 in Food & Nutrition, Myths & Truths, Toxins |
156 comments
If you knew there was arsenic in your food, would you eat it? More importantly, would you serve it to your children?
Recently, Consumer Reports Magazine released their analysis of arsenic levels in rice products, and the results were concerning. Popular rice products including white rice, brown rice, organic rice baby cereal, and rice breakfast cereals, were all found to contain arsenic, a potent carcinogen that can also be harmful to a child’s developing brain.
"In virtually every product ...
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By Chris Kresser on
January 7, 2011 in Food & Nutrition, Myths & Truths |
106 comments
I was happy to see a new blog post by Kurt Harris over at PaleoNu yesterday. He's one of my favorite bloggers, and he hasn't written much over the last several months. Turns out he's been boning up on evolutionary biology and paleoanthropology to determine what is currently knowable - and unknowable - about how our paleolithic ancestors lived and ate.
He has also been cultivating a relationship with a PaleoNu reader who ...
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