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Research of the Week Giving experiences as gifts rather than things fosters better relationships. Caffeine causes brain entropy (thankfully). A new blood test might identify Alzheimer’s before symptoms appear. Consistent meditation training may lead to enduring improvements in sustained focus and response inhibition. Sitting might not be great for your brain, either. New Primal Blueprint Podcasts Episode 235: Paul Robinson: Host Elle...

Most people learn about ancestral health through books and blogs, which makes sense—Primal folks tend to be big readers, and the complexity and depth and constant evolution of the knowledge almost requires the written word for proper transmission. But a well-produced, beautiful film with great content has a unique effect on viewers. The combination of video...

Research of the Week Two years of 15% calorie restriction slowed metabolism and reduced oxidative stress in older adults. Food allergy linked to nature and nurture. Creating art—even if you aren’t great at it—lowers stress. Chronic nicotinamide riboside supplementation increases NAD+ (an important anti-aging marker) while being well-tolerated. Mindfulness meditation lowers blood pressure via gene expression (if you do it). A five-day break...

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Research of the Week Eating home cooking reduces phthalate exposure. Having a life purpose reduces the impact of income on life satisfaction. Structured music lessons improve academic performance. Global antibiotic use is up 65% since 2000. New Primal Blueprint Podcasts Episode 231: Lauren Lobley: Host Elle Russ chats with Lauren Lobley, who stepped out of the gluten-laced world of the pastry...

Research of the Week Hunger blunts chronic pain. Chronic inflammation impairs tastebud renewal. Certain phytonutrients, vitamins, and NAC may increase the effectiveness of treatments for psychosis. 5:2 “fasting diets” (eat normally for five days, eat almost nothing for two) beat low-calorie diets. Dogs on a diet high in protein and fat recover more quickly after joint injuries than dogs on a high-carb...