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There comes a point in summer when I start getting tired of all the goopy, mayonnaise-thick side salads that are standard fare at every cook-out and picnic. I wanted something a little different to bring to the table on a recent summer excursion, so I thought we’d perk up a bowl of traditional macaroni salad with barbecue sauce. Oh. My. Yes. Why haven’t I tried this before?
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Last week, I came home from the farmers market with my bag full of beautiful, bright red summer tomatoes. As I set them out on the counter, I spotted a container of quinoa that hadn’t gotten put away the night before. I looked at the tomatoes. I looked at the quinoa. Tomatoes. Quinoa. And so this herby, lemony, tomato-flecked quinoa tabbouleh was born.
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Kettlebells are some of the most widely used training implements, and the swing is arguably the foundational movement with this tool. When done correctly, the swing is a versatile exercise that trains every part of your body. But it’s easy to mess it up in several ways.
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Kettlebells are some of the most widely used training implements, and the swing is arguably the foundational movement with this tool. When done correctly, the swing is a versatile exercise that trains every part of your body. But it’s easy to mess it up in several ways.
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Whether you snack on them one by one, mix them into your breakfast, blend them into drinks, or bake them into muffins and pies, my hope is that blueberries have made their way into your kitchen by now. And if not, let this be the time you change that.
From breakfast blueberry bars to a blueberry lavender cocktail, 12 recipes are ones to be kept by your side all summer. They’re your guaranteed ticket to making sure you get your fill of blueberries (and then some).
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Boulder, CO readers! June, 19, I’ll be at the Whole Foods on Pearl Street signing books and handing out Primal Kitchen™ Mayo samples. Come say hello, try a 30-minute CrossFit workout, and taste some delicious mayo.
Speaking of which, Primal Kitchen™ Mayo is now available in Whole Foods markets across the Pacific Northwest and Rocky Mountain regions and in New Seasons markets across the Pacific Northwest. If you haven’t tried it yet, go grab some in person!
The composition of a child’s microbiome may affect his or her temperament.
The more HFCS-sweetened beverages a young adult drank, the more their cardiovascular risk factors worsened.
If you let ’em, chimps would cook. A series of studies shows that chimps prefer cooked to raw food, can gather and transport raw food in anticipation of cooking it, will relinquish control of raw food so that they can be cooked, and can conceptualize the transformation of raw foods into cooked ones.
Matched calorie for calorie with glucose, fructose produces greater weight gain, more inactivity, and increased body fat.
Episode 70: Dr. David Perlmutter: Host Eli Rohde hangs out with Dr. David Perlmutter, author of NY Times bestseller Grain Brain and the just-released (and bestselling) Brain Maker: The Power of Gut Microbes to Heal and Protect Your Brain — For Life, to discuss just about everything there is to talk about the microbiome, including antibiotic usage, fecal transplants, probiotics, prebiotics, neurological health, diabetes, and even our emotional response. You don’t want to miss this one.
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Holding your breath in India (might be necessary to grow up without impaired health).
Naive busybodies without ranching experience are accusing a smalltime pasture-based rancher from upstate New York of animal abuse.
So not only is there an eye microbiome, but wearing contact lenses affects it.
One potential reason for the overabundance of overabundant adipose tissue is the overabundance of food.
British health experts now recommend that office workers stand for at least two hours a day.
How reversing type 2 diabetes might just require ignoring the official guidelines.
Scientists just discovered a previously unknown pathway directly connecting the brain to the immune system. The discovery could have major implications for conditions like autism, multiple sclerosis, and Alzheimer’s disease.
Melanoma rates have doubled over the past 30 years.
Previously assumed (by some) to become harmless, easily-excreted metabolites, consumed BPA may actually turn into a compound linked to increased body fat gain.
Do we have a paleo deficit disorder?
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I’m a skeptical person when a new idea or contraption enters the market. I’m an old-school thinker and look at new innovations as “whatever.” If some new fangled device has merit, though, I am all for it. But most new attempts are either an extension of some past device or based on unsubstantiated hype.
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I’m a skeptical person when a new idea or contraption enters the market. I’m an old-school thinker and look at new innovations as “whatever.” If some new fangled device has merit, though, I am all for it. But most new attempts are either an extension of some past device or based on unsubstantiated hype.
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I’m a skeptical person when a new idea or contraption enters the market. I’m an old-school thinker and look at new innovations as “whatever.” If some new fangled device has merit, though, I am all for it. But most new attempts are either an extension of some past device or based on unsubstantiated hype.
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