Potatoes and Human Health, Part III

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Potato-eating Cultures: the Quechua The potato is thought to have originated in what is now Peru, on the shores of lake Titicaca. Native ...

Potatoes and Human Health, Part II

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Glycoalkaloids in Commonly Eaten Potatoes Like many edible plants, potatoes contain substances designed to protect them from marauding crea...

To Medicate - Or Not?

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Quite often type 2 diabetics appear on forums that I read announcing that their goal is to become medication-free or to avoid needing insu...

Potatoes and Human Health, Part I

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Potatoes: an Introduction Over 10,000 years ago, on the shores of lake Titicaca in what is now Peru, a culture began to cultivate a species ...

Speaking at Wise Traditions 2010

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I'm happy to announce that I'll be presenting at the Weston A. Price foundation's 2010 Wise Traditions conference . The confere...

Dogen Zenji on Nutritionism

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Dogen Zenji was the man who brought the Soto lineage of Zen Buddhism to Japan. He was a prolific writer, and many of his texts are respecte...

The China Study on Wheat

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Denise Minger has just put up another great China Study post that's worth reading if you haven't already. Denise has been busy app...

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