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Evolving Health: Experts on the evolution of human nutrition
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Eyeing the world of food, nutrition, and medicine through the lens of evidence and evolution. Experts on the evolution of human nutrition. Want to eat a diet that mimics that of our Paleolithic ancestors? It might be a little more complicated than what the popular books say. The fact is, there was never one Paleo Diet; it's more likely there were hundreds of them and that they were continually changing and broadening over evolutionary time. What we still don't know. Aiello gave a refreshing perspective o...
Evolving Health: Human vs. chimps: What the "regulome" tells us about meat eating & bigger brains
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Eyeing the world of food, nutrition, and medicine through the lens of evidence and evolution. Human vs. chimps: What the "regulome" tells us about meat eating and bigger brains. In Durham, North Carolina, Wray said that the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements. ENCODE) project gave scientists like himself a "detailed street map" for seeking out the genetic changes that took place since the divergence of humans and chimpanzees over evolutionary time. In the regulome, Wray said, his lab found that evidence of gene...
Evolving Health: The Nature of Human Skin Pigmentation
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Eyeing the world of food, nutrition, and medicine through the lens of evidence and evolution. The Nature of Human Skin Pigmentation. On Sunday morning at #AAASmtg in Washington DC, Nina Jablonski. Talked to use about human skin pigmentation as an example of natural selection. But why did human skin pigmentation evolve as it did? When you look at other apes and humans, our relatives have lightly pigmented skin covered by dark hair - this was the ancestral pigmentation of our lineage. Ultraviolet radiation...
Evolving Health: About Evolving Health
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Eyeing the world of food, nutrition, and medicine through the lens of evidence and evolution. David Despain at Grand Canyon. I started this blog originally as a way to help me retain some of the information from my graduate studies in nutrition science while honing my skills as a science and health writer. Magazines dating back a couple of decades. These, I spent hours flipping through, staring in awe (not just at the pictures of nude tribal women! I now live in Gilbert, Ariz., (still enjoying the So...
Evolving Health: June 2012
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Eyeing the world of food, nutrition, and medicine through the lens of evidence and evolution. Changes in genetic expression during weight loss and weight maintenance. By Amanda Jensen* . Losing weight is an ambition with no end. To get fit, live longer, reduce injury, look better, feel better and sleep better will pave the road toward your skinny. Yes, losing weight is known to help the heart and boost insulin sensitivity, but the question still asked is: how? Links to this post. In that symposium, Dr...
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Health and Healing: May 2012
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Thursday, May 31, 2012. Sugar in Soft Drinks. A picture says it all. Parents, please stop buying soda and soft drinks for your kids. Lets break the sugar/obesity epidemic once and for all. Monday, May 28, 2012. How Bad is Fructose? David Despain Interviews Dr. John Sievenpiper. In my article Is Sugar Fattening? I discussed a recent review paper on fructose, by Dr. John Sievenpiper and colleagues. Recently interviewed Dr. Sievenpiper about his work. At scientific conferences are part of an effort by res...
Health and Healing: How Bad is Fructose? David Despain Interviews Dr. John Sievenpiper
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Monday, May 28, 2012. How Bad is Fructose? David Despain Interviews Dr. John Sievenpiper. In my article Is Sugar Fattening? I discussed a recent review paper on fructose, by Dr. John Sievenpiper and colleagues. 160; The senior author on these studies is Dr. David Jenkins at McMaster University. David Despain, a science and health writer who publishes a nice blog called Evolving Health. Recently interviewed Dr. Sievenpiper about his work. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Travel Marketing And Guides.
Verdant Nation: On Obesity Panacea: Measuring change in child weight status in relation to local environmental factors
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An investigation into how the obesity epidemic and our environmental woes may be interwoven societal problems. Saturday, January 12, 2013. On Obesity Panacea: Measuring change in child weight status in relation to local environmental factors. Just recently a colleague and friend of mine,. The papers on which my post focus on can be found below. Labels: Community social capital. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Subscribe in a reader. Enter your email address:. Picture Window t...
Verdant Nation: Do the right thing Tim Hortons
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An investigation into how the obesity epidemic and our environmental woes may be interwoven societal problems. Sunday, March 3, 2013. Do the right thing Tim Hortons. Do it Tim Hortons, do the right thing. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Subscribe in a reader. Enter your email address:. Environmental contaminants and pollutants. Food and food systems. Social determinants of health. Do the right thing Tim Hortons. Blogs worth a read. The David Suzuki Foundation.
Verdant Nation: The precautionary principal in the garden of obesogens
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An investigation into how the obesity epidemic and our environmental woes may be interwoven societal problems. Tuesday, November 20, 2012. The precautionary principal in the garden of obesogens. Today's post is a follow-up to the previous post. The precautionary principal is used to protect public health and has various interpretations. In general, it says that complete evidence of harm does not have to exist before steps can be taken to protect members of society from harm (Weir et al, 2010). This likel...
Verdant Nation: The Workplace ECO Committee
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An investigation into how the obesity epidemic and our environmental woes may be interwoven societal problems. Wednesday, February 26, 2014. The Workplace ECO Committee. I'm a member of the ECO Committee at my work. We try to come up with ways that we as employees and our employer alike can be more conscious of and therefore mitigate the negative impact we have on our environment. There's a few initiatives that we run, based on industry best-practices. These include:. I am happy to say that my organizati...
Verdant Nation: August 2011
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An investigation into how the obesity epidemic and our environmental woes may be interwoven societal problems. Monday, August 29, 2011. Google: dedicated to keeping employees healthy and happy and reducing its ecological footprint. As regular readers and/or Twitter followers are likely well aware, I’m not exactly 100% pro-capitalism. So it may come as a bit of surprise that today’s post gushes over one particular money-making machine: Google. The Atlantic: Marion Nestle. Good (Environment): Sarah Laskow.
Verdant Nation: The science of scientific reporting - we suck at communicating our results to the public
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An investigation into how the obesity epidemic and our environmental woes may be interwoven societal problems. Monday, September 16, 2013. The science of scientific reporting - we suck at communicating our results to the public. One of my favourite PhD comics is ". The Science News Cycle. I think it adequately portrays one of science's fundamental flaws, communicating research findings to Joe Public. Or, in the case of the comic,. Can we understand each other? You may be familiar with the quote:. I don't...
What Is Health: May 2012
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Learn about health, what exactly is health? Learn about healthy living, adopt healthy attitudes, and live a healthy lifestyle. Study online about health and learn the links between mental, personal and chemical health. How Bad is Fructose? David Despain Interviews Dr. John Sievenpiper. In my article Is Sugar Fattening? I discussed a recent review paper on fructose, by Dr. John Sievenpiper and colleagues. Recently interviewed Dr. Sievenpiper about his work. At scientific conferences are part of an effort ...
Verdant Nation: Tips for safely commuting by bike
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An investigation into how the obesity epidemic and our environmental woes may be interwoven societal problems. Friday, April 5, 2013. Tips for safely commuting by bike. I am sharing a modified presentation that I did some time ago for my old Toastmasters club in Ottawa. I am passionate about active transportation and cycling in particular, and promote it as often as I can. This presentation is based on a blog post in Bicycling Magazine. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Evolving Health | A blog about food, nutrition, and exercise science. And other things.
A blog about food, nutrition, and exercise science. And other things. A blog about food, nutrition, and exercise science. And other things. Why we sleep the way we do. Posted on March 21, 2015. Who doesn’t love to sleep? The trouble is that some of us don’t do it very well, but perhaps that can be improved with a better understanding of sleep through evolution. A professor of evolutionary anthropology at Duke University. On March 20, 2015 in Tempe, Ariz. When humans go to sleep, they first go into the li...
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Eyeing the world of food, nutrition, and medicine through the lens of evidence and evolution. The Evolving Health blog is moving to evolvinghealth.wordpress.com. Although I've enjoyed posting from Blogger for five years now, I've found that Wordpress offers me a lot more of the functionality that I need. So, I hope you'll join me for more posts about evidence-based food, nutrition and medicine updates over at http:/ www.evolvinghealth.wordpress.com. Links to this post. What do you call a physician? Has i...
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