Welcome To The Cancer Environment
“The organism can only be understood in its environments, and a cell can’t be understood without reference to the tissue and organism in which it lives.” Ray Peat PhD When you listen to what...
Category: Sugar Blaming
The Moderation Epidemic
One of the biggest problems with attempting to do ‘everything in moderation’ is that as soon as you’re successful, the one thing that you’ll no longer be doing in moderation is – that’s right...
Calories, Unicorns and Other Mythological Wonders.
“You think because you understand ‘one’ you must also understand ‘two’, because one and one make two. But you must also understand ‘and’. ” – Rumi It’s inside the ‘and’ where all the magic...
Flaming Depression!
Even though the idea that inflammation causes depression is not without validity, things have a tendency to go off the rails when it comes to popular explanations for why this might be the case...
Is It Time To Start Calorioting?
‘On a feast day at the temple when I was quite young, they were giving out special sweets. Maharajji gave me a small leaf cup of these sweets that he had been keeping especially...
No More Sugar Lies
It’s time for a sugar revolution. It’s time for all people around the world today who are sick and tired of witnessing the mistreatment of sugar, to stand up once and for all and...
Blood Sugar Beliefs.
“Glucagon, cortisol, adrenalin, growth hormone and thyroid tend to increase the blood sugar, but it is common to interpret hyperglycemia as “diabetes,” without measuring any of these factors.” – Ray Peat Phd It’s perfectly...
Please Don’t Fix My Cholesterol.
‘I have high cholesterol.’ ‘The doctor said my cholesterol is a bit too high.’ ‘I think we need to do something about that high cholesterol of yours.’ ‘You’re in pretty good shape for someone...
Do You Really Know It’s True?
Do you really know that it’s true that sugar – even when consumed in quantities well beyond ‘daily requirements’ – is bad for you? Before you say ‘yes’, or even after you say ‘yes’,...
Sugar Rush
When information is repeated often enough – even if it is illogical, misleading or simply lacking in evidentiary value – it can begin to form a part of people’s belief systems and as time...