New and Noteworthy: What I Read This Week—Edition 249
[ad_1] Research of the Week Scythians made leather out of their enemies’ skin. 5 liters of alkaline water a day is too much. Dialysis patients...
[ad_1] Research of the Week Scythians made leather out of their enemies’ skin. 5 liters of alkaline water a day is too much. Dialysis patients...
[ad_1] Pre-workouts are supplements or combinations of supplements, often in powder form, that you take before a workout session in order to improve your performance...
[ad_1] Humans are designed to live harmoniously with bugs. I don’t mean mosquitoes and houseflies and bees—although those, too. I mean the microbes that live...
[ad_1] Research of the Week Forest exposure improves quality of life in cancer patients. Powerlifting improves strength gains throughout almost all life stages, with strength...
[ad_1] Research of the Week The biggest explosion in intelligence occurred after the Gorilla line split from the Hominid line. Less testosterone, more arthritis. Obesity...
[ad_1] Research of the Week Early time-restricted low-carb eating works in type 2 diabetes. Lithium disrupts locomotor activity in honeybees. Menopausal women who strength train...
[ad_1] I’m not a fan of overeating. In fact, I think consistent overeating is one of the unhealthiest things a person can do because it...
[ad_1] Research of the Week Melatonin improves platelet aggregation (clumping) in healthy individuals, less so in type 2 diabetics. Long term spaceflight induces depression and...
[ad_1] Research of the Week Lower EPA/AA ratio, higher risk of coronary plaque rupture. Linoleic acid increases pediatric asthma. Psychosis patients have lower brain creatine...
[ad_1] Research of the Week How the founder’s personality predicts the start-up’s success. The history of dingoes. Northern Chinese have a genetic adaptation to fattier,...