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Exogenous Ketones For Improved Sleep Quality? Only If Your Diet Sucks!

Once again we return to Examine.com as most health, fitness and nutrition websites keep repeating themselves and I found nothing of worth to write about, so let’s take a look at yet another pretty useless study that only tells us one important thing. In this 2-week randomized controlled trial, 89 adults experiencing poor sleep quality were supplemented with the ketone body beta-hydroxybutyrate (BHB) to find out if it would improve some measures of sleep […]

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Following A Vegan Diet Will Cause Severe Birth Defects And A Lower Birth Weight

A few days back we looked at a study that showed how a pregnant mother’s diet high in carbohydrates, seed/vegetable oils and other plant-based toxins damaged the health of the fetus and especially the liver. So, this new summary of birth outcomes among imbeciles following a vegan diet should be a no-brainer. The vegan diet is one of the most retarded diets ever to be pushed on gullible idiots, only second to the fruitarian

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A Mother’s Diet High In Plant-Based Carbohydrates And Seed Oils Will Destroy The Health, And Especially The Liver, Of A Growing Fetus

There, I fixed the headline for this study that the evil scumbags at Science Daily misquoted as the Medical-, Pharmaceutical- and Food Industry shills they are. I’ve covered the extreme dangers of consuming anything plant-based and/or processed during a pregnancy and the years after when the mother is breastfeeding as it will literally destroy the baby’s health in several previous articles (linked at the end of this article.) So, let’s see what this study

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Low-Intensity Exercise Stimulate Bowel Movements, But IBS And Other Digestive Issues Comes From A Bad Diet

This Saturday morning we return to Examine.com and another summary of a weird 8-week randomized controlled trial in 60 women (average age of 30) with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS,) where they compared the effects of a Pilates exercise program along with dietary guidelines, compared to changes in dietary guidelines alone. In other words, did the addition of Pilates add to or interfere with the results? Well, let’s see, and more importantly, let’s see what

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The Most Certainly Retarded Diet — And How To Actually Get Shredded

When visiting T-Nation, a former bodybuilding web magazine that emerged in the late 1990’s and unsuccessfully tried to compete with my IronMag Online during 1999 to 2002 and that of lately have turned into a supplement advertisement website averages about 2,000 views per article, almost what some of my less popular articles average here on bartoll.se. However, one of their recent articles has got close to 22,000 views, and of course, it’s about “dieting”

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The Difference Between Ketogenic Diets And Our Natural Diet And That Of Mental Health

Today we return to the supplement-pushers at the very mediocre website T-Nation. Actually the website has turned into complete trash. But what can you expect when they abandoned their “uncensored magazine” idea several years ago in favor of pushing money-making toxic, damaging, life-shortening and totally useless supplements to indoctrinated and gullible gym-goers? This time they touch on “ketogenic diets” and the topic of mental health, of course with the incentive to sell some of

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Olive Oil Coffee — How To Destroy Your Health While Gagging

There are bad ideas and then there are really bad ideas. For the latter, we recently got a perfect example from the Verywell Health writer Stephanie Brown. In her recent personal blog post, she tells us about her experiences with “olive oil coffee,” and rest assured, her experiences were “fact checked” by Nick Blackmer. So, this has to be some real serious stuff as their “fact” checkers have been all over it. Let’s get on

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New Marketing Gimmick: Protein Powder And Protein Water Is The Same Thing — And A Word On Protein Fixation

Today we return to the government shills and the incompetent fools at Verywell Health for an article covering the new “protein water” gimmick. Let’s see what they have to say. “Protein is taking over the internet and the grocery store. Countless fitness influencers wax poetic about the benefits of eating lots of protein, and store shelves are filled with protein bars, shakes, and powders that all promise to help.” Actually, this psy-op, this deception,

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