The History of Health

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The History of Health

Genetic Pre-Dispositions: Nature's Misunderstood Gift

Between 250,000-10,000 years ago your ancestor’s ability to get fat determined your ancestor's ability to survive freezing cold ice age winters in northern Europe. Insulin resistance in an environment of scarcity spares energy in your body for brain and reproductive capacity.

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The Secret Diet That Works for Every Living Organism

Though our cognitive abilities and potential for abstract thought set us apart from other animals, we shouldn’t be tricked into thinking that we are different in respect to how our genetics express themselves in with our environment. We are still animals, designed to thrive in our natural environment.

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Louis Pasteur: The 19th Century Scientist Who Shaped Modern Medicine

In the 19th century, a French debate raged between two of the era's biggest intellectual heavyweights that would determine the way practiced medicine for the last 150 years, and still do to this day.

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