Today we return to one of the worst and dumbest writers on the Internet, the imbecile Matt Weik of Ironmagazine. So far, he’s covered a lot of really retarded diets and “quick-fixes,” never really pointing out the extreme obvious flaws and dangers. Let’s see how he does this time… “What if I told you to go eat potatoes as a diet? You’d think I’m crazy, right? But there’s actually a new diet called the […]
Today we return to Verywell Health, aka., VeryBad Health if you actually were to follow their diabolical advice on nutrition, or more to the point, “Verywell Dead,” as you’ll likely feel like a walking dead and actually die a lot sooner. This time they covered a backwards, and frankly put, useless study, exploring the relationship between exercise and insulin in the brain and the risk of developing dementia. Let’s see what they came up
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Today we’ll visit Science Daily, as in “Pseudoscience Daily,” a government ass-kissing website that summarizes the latest stupidity in the field of medical- and nutritional backwards research. This time they reviewed a study on depressed people and their cravings for toxic and unnatural carbohydrates. It should be a no-brainer, but alas, the stupidity of this world we find ourselves in is unbound and unlimited. Let’s see what they put together. “Every depression is different.
Hi there medical- and big-pharma shills at Medical News Today, I fixed that headline for you! Yes, today we return to MNT and another stupid article based on useless scientific research applied in a nonsensical way, as 99% of the time nowadays. This time it’s about “predicting” health concerns through looking at changes in the eye. Well, we’ve known for decades that elevated blood glucose levels from consuming unnecessary, idiotic and toxic carbohydrates damages
How To Predict Health Issues And An Early Death Through Your Shitty Diet Read the Full Article »
Oh yes, clueless Matt Weik of Ironmagazine returns with yet another zero out of ten article, this time doing an advertisement for “Mud Water,” as in a toxic mix of mushrooms, supposedly as an alternative to coffee. Well, while the creators with the combined IQ of a 3-year-old child might find it funny, the silly name is actually appropriate. Mud as in as in sludge, as in toxic muck, as in something you would
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Today we return to Anabolic Minds and a recent article they published on the subject of R-lipoic acid (RLA) and weight management, as in fat loss. We know that naturally occurring and bioavailable RLA and its bioactive form dihydrolipoic acid (DHLA) have important antioxidant properties, assist in detoxification and cellular repair, and also plays a role in energy production, as in the conversion of glucose into energy through aerobic metabolism. So, let’s see what
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Today we’ll take a look at Anabolic Minds, a quite popular bodybuilding and supplement website very similar to T-Nation, but with fewer advertisement articles and less pushing for toxic and useless supplements. While their article on the Carnivore Diet vs. The Mediterranean Diet was a total mess of being totally clueless of bioavailability and what nutrients actually are, their latest article on insulin is a perfect example of getting some things right while being
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One of the most clueless writers on the Internet is back with yet another atrocious piece of garbage. Yes, I’m talking about Matt Weik of Ironmagazine and his gullible attempt at promoting Okra water, a shitstorm of plant-based toxins infused into water after soaking this poisonous green pod of seeds, the most toxic part of any plant. Anyone with the most basic understanding of biology and biochemistry should understand that drinking such an infusion
Okra Water is Simply an Extremely Toxic Sludge Soup Read the Full Article »