diabetes

The Fat Gain Formula

Today we revisit T-Nation and take a look at an article that is actually quite decent, although a bit slanted and shortsighted. The article is called ‘The Insidious Formula for Fat Gain,’ and is written by Jade Teta, a former personal trainer turned “doctor.” As usual, he begins with the ‘calorie’ dogma, stating that eating too many “calories” and “burning” too few will make you gain weight. No, doc. Calories are a measurement of […]

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No! You Should Not ‘Eat’ Carbs Ever!

This will be a short and simple review of an article published at ‘verywellfit.com,’ a website that claim to be “an award-winning resource for reliable and up-to-date information on all nutrition and exercise topics.” Yeah, sure. The article in question is called “Should I Eat Carbs After My Workout?” and is written by Sarah Garone, a freelance “health and wellness” writer who runs a food blog. Wow, such credentials. Well, I’ve worked roughly 30

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Tech-Wednesday: Apple, Amazon and Elon Musk

While Saturdays and Wednesdays are mostly reserved for staged and fake shootings, and we did have one in Orange County, Florida, it was actually ‘tech news’ by the numbers that dominated the headlines. First out was Apple, who allegedly had made huge strides in the technology called ‘No-Prick Blood Glucose Tracking’ for its watch. This endeavor — dubbed E5 — is to measure someone’s blood glucose levels without needing to prick the skin for

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The Epidemic of Nearsightedness, Part 2

Carbohydrates and Insulin By Joachim Bartoll, December 2016, for Classic Muscle Newsletter #28, January 2017 In Issue 24 of CMN, I wrote about the new epidemic of nearsightedness (myopia). We dismissed the belief that myopia is hereditary and looked at the most common reasons for distorted vision – the lack of natural sunshine and our recently developed habit of looking at screens and other stuff right in front of us. Our eyes need to

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