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BLOG Bad Coke Habit
OnThings don’t go better with Coca Cola. At all. A growing body of evidence puts the...
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BLOG Frukt og Grønt
OnIn Swedish folklore, Frukt and Grönt were the most feared of all trolls. They hunted down...
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BLOG À bout de souffle
OnIt’s getting harder to breathe. Two of the main degenerative conditions which make breathing difficult, namely...
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BLOG The Doctor is Out, Pt 2. THE BUGS ARE BACK IN TOWN
OnThe previous post glossed over the history of magic bullets, their inherent limitations and the way...
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BLOG The Doctor is Out
OnWhy are so many doctors so resistant to nutrition, let alone pharmaconutrition, when diet-related disease is...
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BLOG Quantum fried chicken
OnSir Roger Penrose has a remarkable mind, whatever that is. His contributions to math and physics...
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BLOG NOVA No Va
OnRacoons, rats and pigs are opportunistic omnivores. Insects, grubs, birds, fish, plants, reptiles and carrion are...
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BLOG Walking in the Uncanny Valley
OnBison disappeared from Central Europe over 200 years ago. Now they are once again crossing the...
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BLOG The wrong week to quit antioxidants
OnScience does not exist in a vacuum. Like every other human activity it is socially, culturally...