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April Fools: Dr. Axe Features Swedish Ritual of “Fika”

By / / Diet and Nutrition, Health and Fitness / 5 minutes of reading

Yesterday, on April 1, the genuine first day of the year, and thus nowadays known as “April Fools,” the shill Dr. Axe featured an article on his website about the retarded Swedish tradition of “Fika,” and it’s potential “benefits.”They even put a label with “Fact Checked” on it. Hilarious! The article was written by their content manager and “nutrition editor” Joe Boland, and he sets the stage with a bustling and stressful world where […]

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If You’re Cranky, It’s Your Own Fault

By / / Diet and Nutrition, Health and Fitness / 8 minutes of reading

The pharmaceutical pseudoscience shill site ‘healthline’ recently posted an article with what they call the “science” of being ‘cranky,’ as in the reasons for feeling irritable and annoyed. Science you say? Well, the first rule of “science” is to question everything, especially what is believed by indoctrinated dimwits to be “established science,” so this could be fun. Let’s get on with it. In their article, ‘healthline’ presents five explanations for being stuck in a

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Blood Clots, My Story, and What You Need to Know

By / / Diet and Nutrition, Health and Fitness / 7 minutes of reading

Last week, in early September, my past and the lingering damage from the cancer, tumors, diabetes, and failing organs in 2017 caught up with me again, as I had a small blood clot in one of my external blood vessels on my right lower leg. So, I thought I would share that experience, what caused it, and expand on the subject of blood clots and preventable measures. I first noticed a small redness and

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Article Review: Sleep, Caffeine, and Naps

By / / Health and Fitness / 6 minutes of reading

This article recently caught my eye as sleep is an important subject, and not that often talked about. When writing programs/guides for my clients, I set a side about two pages covering the importance of sleep and how to get your best night’s sleep by following your circadian rhythm, preparing a few hours in advance, and setting up your bedroom for actually sleeping. As for the article in question, it was written by Co-founder

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160 Hours Fast and 134 Hours Dry Fasting

By / / Fasting / Dry Fasting, Personal Blog / Training, Life & Opinions / 6 minutes of reading

I started fasting early afternoon on December 29, and on December 30, I cut out all fluids and entered my dry fast phase where I still had contact with water, but nothing passed my lips. This morning, after my dog walk (3.50 to 4.45 a.m.,) I had some water and electrolytes, and as I write this, within the hour, I’m about to break my fast with some egg yolks mixed in heavy cream and

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Dry Fasting – The Best way to Fast? Part 2 of 2

By / / Fasting / Dry Fasting / 7 minutes of reading

In the first part we looked at the differences between a ‘water fast’ and a ‘dry fast,’ and we also looked at autophagy and metabolic pathways. In this part we will continue with going deeper into the body’s ability to manufacture its own endogenous metabolic water and also look at detoxification and how it works. The first part: Body fat turned into water Water makes up 10% of the contents in fat cells while

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