It's actually strange that animals evolved ways to do similar things to our technology but in an environmentally friendly way. It's not like there's evolutionary pressure for your tools to be good for

Well, standing is better than sitting :P

There's a documentary about a doctor who treats diabetes (type 2, but also made progress with type 1 in one person) with a raw vegan diet.

Been experiencing some numbness (but no pain) in that area of my leg and foot as well! I do tend to have increased inflammation so maybe that's the cause.

There's a documentary called Forks over Knives that talks, among other things, about vegan being the new viagra! They did some studies where going vegan increased sexual prowess, erections, and such. There's

I remember watching a documentary where the indigenous people of some country were eating sugarcane like it were candy, just biting into them and chewing, yet their teeth were in perfect health. It's

Progress is inevitable, that's the way I tend to think about it. We always dreamed of robots taking our jobs - cos we don't wanna do our jobs! So we'll have to figure something out for the unemployed.

According to what they showed in the doc and the talks, yes. But I haven't studied the issue enough independently, nor did I listen to any counter-arguments, to have a more secure opinion.

There are people who imbibe parasitic worms on purpose to treat their autoimmune! :D

Mеn now account fоr 40% mоrе infertility thаn thеу did a fеw decades аgо. The book Count Down explains some of the causes of this.

I know I'm late in the game, but I recently watched a documentary called Cowspiracy (I've been hearing it recommended highly for many years but only now found the time to watch it) and it's basically saying

One would think that, with such a voracious appetite for colonization as we humans have, stepping all over on other planets would have been routine by now :D

I wish sugar could preserve our teeth instead of rotting them :P

The rather famous documentary Cowspiracy makes the argument that it's breeding animals for food that causes more than 50% of climate change, and if we all became vegetarians that would effectively stop

That's interesting! Dean Ornish does say that no nutrition, lifestyle, or conventional medicine treatment program, is effective for everyone. I myself tried all sorts of diets, except full carnivore -

Yes! Many hospitals follow these diets. Also parts of the army and the White House for a time, Bill Clinton follows it... It's basically a low-fat whole-food plant-based (vegan or vegetarian) diet. It's

That's interesting! Dean Ornish does say that no nutrition, lifestyle, or conventional medicine treatment program, is effective for everyone. I myself tried all sorts of diets, except full carnivore -

That's interesting! Dean Ornish does say that no nutrition, lifestyle, or conventional medicine treatment program, is effective for everyone. I myself tried all sorts of diets, except full carnivore -

That's interesting! Dean Ornish does say that no nutrition, lifestyle, or conventional medicine treatment program, is effective for everyone. I myself tried all sorts of diets, except full carnivore -

Bill Maher swears by it :D