Your ability to sit on the floor and get back up again without using your hands, knees or other support may be a powerful indicator of longevity, especially if you’re 50 or older. Known as the sitting-rising test (SRT), this deceptively simple task was developed in the 1990s as a means to evaluate the non-aerobic… Read More »
Is high total cholesterol and/or elevated low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol indicative of elevated heart disease risk? According to Dr. Paul Saladino, the answer is no. With regard to total cholesterol, as far back as 1977, with the publication of the Framingham Study,1 no correlation between heart disease and total cholesterol could be found. Low levels… Read More »
This article was originally published here. Sir Jeremy Farrar helped Fauci cover up the origin of COVID, was central in the Recovery and Solidarity trials that overdosed 2600 patients with hydroxychloroquine, now heads to WHO for world takeover. So it is good to read between the lines and see what his forked tongue has to… Read More »
Tips for managing a diabetic dog Make sure you keep a diet journal and tell your vet everything your dog gets, including treats, chews, table scraps, and food used for medication diet. Along with consistency and treats comes feeding an appropriate amount. Regardless of the diet you pick, you should always beware of substituting flavors,… Read More »
Although stressing over results is paleo beneficial, it is still beneficial to check up on your body composition about once a month to track progress and adjust programs if necessary. Whole30 can also use specific oils, including avocado, coconut, and olive. I feel that most of the anti-meat energy comes from the guilt associated with… Read More »