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www.jdmoyer.com
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| | | | | Recently one of my favorite bloggers, Ferrett Steinmetz, had some chest pain, and as a precautionary measure went to the ER to get checked out. His initial tests came back normal, but the chest pain continued, and his blood work showed abnormal results. Ferrett had experienced a heart attack, and was immediately scheduled for surgery. [...] | |
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www.keckmedicine.org
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| | | | | Cholesterol - a waxy substance that builds in the arteries - is not completely harmful, despite its reputation. Here's what you should know. | |
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ernest.oppet.it
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| | | | | Outlive, by Peter Attia This was a great read. Attia is my kind of doctor, one that challenges the establishment and received wisdom (he was so disillusioned with the medical profession that he left after he graduated, then came back). He explains why & how we must move from treatment-focused care to prevention-focused care. This... | |
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pedalchile.com
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| | | [AI summary] The article discusses the challenges of weight loss in the United States, highlighting the $70 billion diet industry and the prevalence of fad diets, fake health products, and misleading marketing. It emphasizes the importance of a balanced approach to diet and exercise, rather than relying on quick fixes or extreme measures. The author advocates for a personalized plan that includes cooking at home, tracking calories, understanding total daily energy expenditure (TDEE), and engaging in recreational physical activities that one enjoys. The text also touches on the role of sleep and the negative impact of excessive alcohol consumption on weight management. Additionally, it references the 'Ancestral Human Diet' and the importance of individualized... | ||
