On Friday I covered the unholy link between DaVita and the American Diabetes Association. I do a quick review of that today then we will dive into how the government now says Lucky Charms are twice as healthy as steak, … Continue reading →
Dr. Ken Berry is a long time repeat guest on The Survival Podcast and a member of our expert council. Let me say he is one of our hardest working and most consistent members at that. So when I heard … Continue reading →
Dr Ken Berry is a a Family Physician from Tennessee. He has 20 years of clinical experience with direct patient care in the ER, OR, L&D, and in the Clinic. Dr Berry is the author of LIES MY DOCTOR TOLD … Continue reading →
Health is an interesting word. One most people simply think of as the absence of illness, being physically fit and may be even eating well. I also find it interesting that doctors will take 11-18 years of education to be … Continue reading →
Today I want to talk to you about low carb living and low carb dieting, and how the two are different things. The recipes today are really mostly for a low carb diet. I personally define diet here in the … Continue reading →
Dr. Stephen Lewis has a long history of helping people achieve their maximum potential. Dr. Lewis stays current on the latest research pertaining to nutritional supplements and optimal health. Janet Lewis is a Certified Natural Health Consultant with a unique … Continue reading →
I first found Lierre Keith on Peak Moment TV being interviewed by Janaia Donaldson. She is the author of a book highly recommended by Robb Wolf called, “The Vegetarian Myth”. When I heard her explain many of the roots of … Continue reading →
Robb Wolf, a former research biochemist is the New York Times Best Selling author of The Paleo Solution – The Original Human Diet. A student of Prof. Loren Cordain, author of The Paleo Diet, Robb has transformed the lives of … Continue reading →
Yesterday I did a post about my 18 month experience of eating mostly paleo and my final 90 days of doing it almost totally hard core. The responses are mixed, mostly anyone that has tried it is very much in … Continue reading →
