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Red Meat is NOT Bad for You: Part 2


Part one of this series outlined that due to the high probability of confounding factors and the low relative risks that are consistently reported in ... Continue reading
Red Meat is NOT Bad for You: Part 1


Red meat increases your risk of dying, red meat is as bad as smoking, red meat causes heart disease, red meat causes cancer. These are the type of hea... Continue reading
Do Your Meal Plans Match Your Goals?


Taking the time to pull together a nutrient-dense meal is certainly no easy feat. Who has time to plan, shop and chop every night, anyway? Between wor... Continue reading
Why Bone Broth is an Essential Part of an Athlete's Diet


Bone broth is one of the new kids on the health and wellness scene. It has claimed benefits for skin, bone, and joint health, making it popular as an ... Continue reading
True or False: Creatine Supplementation Can Improve Your Strength and Sports Performance


Creatine (most often in the form of creatine monohydrate) is a popular sports supplement. It’s been widely available since the 1990s and has bec... Continue reading
Taste and Nutrition Test: Food Bars


Nutrient-dense food on the go isn’t a problem if you have the foresight to hard boil eggs, make your own jerky, prepare protein-rich salads in a... Continue reading
True or False: Protein Shakes Will Improve Your Performance


Sports nutrition is big business. For those of us who invest large amounts of time and energy to improve our PBs by fractions of a percentage point, t... Continue reading
The Effects of Ketogenic Diets on Athletic Performance


No nutrition plan works well for everyone, and no one plan will work for your entire life. It might not even work for an entire week! Nutrition plans ... Continue reading
When Healthy Eating Isn’t Healthy: A Look at Gut Health


You can probably think of someone who suffers from inflammatory bowel disease, joint pain, cardiovascular problems, or thyroid problems. Someone who&r... Continue reading
Book Review: Wired to Eat


Back in the day, the only Paleo books you could find were written by Loren Cordain (2001) and, of course, Robb Wolf (2010). But a lot has changed sinc... Continue reading
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