My Dinner Tonight. Typical Wednesday Fare. (The salad is dressed in macadamia nut oil and coconut vinegar.) The plantains I sauteed in coconut oil jumped ship and swam to the bottom of my belly as soon as they saw the camera coming. I don’t buy bacon very often, but when I went to Whole …
New over at Mother Nature Obeyed: a post celebrating the one-year anniversary of “The Curious Case of Campbell’s Rats,” taking a look at how glutathione can prevent and reverse liver cancer, and reflecting on the role of glutathione in Campbell’s animal experiments. You can read it here: Taking a Trip Down Memory Lane, Fishing for …
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Does your liver look like this? All those white bubbles are fat droplets. I’m busier than a bumblebee right now, so unfortunately the high-fructose corn syrup post is going to have to wait till Tuesday. Today I’ll make a quick post about fatty liver disease. Someone on the Facebook version of this blog posed the …
Here’s my response to “B” from the vegetarian site “30 Bananas a Day!” who suggested that I made a misleading oversight in my recent article “The Curious Case of Campbell’s Rats” by not accounting for the young age of the rats in these studies: Addendum to “The Curious Case of Campbell’s Rats” Enjoy!
New blog over on the WAPF site: The Curious Case of Campbell’s Rats — Does Protein Deficiency Prevent Cancer? Enjoy!
Interestingly enough, a top-ranking Google Video in a search for “China Study,” posted five years ago, shows Dr. T. Colin Campbell, author of The China Study, warning vegetarians about the dangers of plant fat. Here’s the lower-ranking YouTube version, since I’m having trouble embedding the Google version: There are two interesting parts within the above …
I’ve responded to a few comments directed my way from Dr. Campbell and others as a result of Denise Minger’s critique of The China Study. You can read it over at the Weston A. Price blog: Denise Minger’s Refutation of Campbell’s “China Study” Generates Continued Debate As always, if you need to increase the font …
This is a fabulously written must-read: Denise Minger Responds to T. Colin Campbell
Over at the WAPF blog I’ve provided an analysis of why I believe Denise Minger has dealt the fatal death blow to The China Study’s main argument. You can check it out here: Denise Minger Refutes the China Study Once and For All