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What is Really Most Important for Health?

What is the most common thing among people who are worried about their health and who want to improve it? They focus on the 5% instead of the 95%.What I mean is that they look into and talk about things such as infrared therapy, cold water therapy, saunas, EMF’s, morning lemon water, supplements, meditation and other things that has a miniscule effect, or even an opposite effect, instead of looking at the pillars of […]

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The Importance of Sun Exposure and the Extreme Dangers of Sunscreen and Sunglasses

Due to the terrible dark, rainy, and cold summer here in northern Europe (actually worse than last year, and the year before,) and by request from clients and followers, it’s about time to once again tackle the disinformation about sun exposure. I’ve covered the importance of sun exposure in several other articles, especially those concerning the supplement scam of vitamin D; which simply is an indicator/marker in our blood of sun exposure and has

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Baby Truthers are Butthurt over Buttar and Other Shills

Most truthers with some kind of discernment and skill in pattern recognition called out the staged and alleged death of Rashid Buttar and him being controlled opposition and a lying bastard. Still, many gullible baby truthers with zero discernment tried to defend him and the other disinformation agents in the collaboration-group known as the ‘disinformation dozen’ that he was a part of. Note: the ‘disinformation dozen’ is what the media calls them, it’s not

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7 Beginner Nutrition Mistakes to Avoid

Yes, I do get requests to check out different health, fitness, and nutrition articles at times, and this one was just too funny not to make a little review out of. The article is about “7 beginner nutrition mistakes” and is written by Roger “Rock” Lockridge for the supplement store and publishing company Muscle and Strength, very similar to T-Nation, but a few steps behind. The article begins with the following premise: “When it

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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, Farting is Not Natural, It’s an Indication of a Bad Diet

In the recent years, there seems to have been a trend in writing about poop, farting, and idiotic fecal microbiota transplants, and similar topics having to do with your rear end. Of course, the misinformation is almost as nauseating as a farting vegan, and the article we’re about to look at is no exception. This article “why protein make you fart” is written by Cassie Shortsleeve and Perri O. Blumberg, two women with zero

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Vitamin D Supplementation is Pure Bollocks and Potentially Dangerous

I know, I’ve touched on the scam and dangers of vitamin D supplementation in many articles during the last 4 to 5 years, and I have warned my clients about it for just as long. Still, while all the evidence show that I was right from the start, most bro-science and pseudo-science governed people, and especially those with an economic interest, still push the lie. Unfortunately, one of those people is little TC Luoma

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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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