Research of the Week
Yoga promotes stress resilience.
Adipose tissue is limited by the number of embryonic progenitor cells.
Relying only on antibody testing may not capture everyone with coronavirus immunity.
Birds who swallow fish eggs whole may deposit them intact and viable into isolated lakes.
New Primal Blueprint Podcasts
Episode 430: Shawn Baker MD: Host Elle Russ chats with Dr. Shawn Baker about all-things carnivory.
Primal Health Coach Radio, Episode 66: Laura and Erin chat with Tara Garrison.
Media, Schmedia
What happened to schools and daycares that remained open despite the pandemic?
Interesting Blog Posts
How one man thinks we can solve the pandemic, and quickly.
What Mel Joulwan is up to these days.
Social Notes
What we’ve lost (but can regain).
One opinion on differences between China and America.
Everything Else
Macaques take over a Thai city.
When did the chicken cross the road?
Things I’m Up to and Interested In
I’m not surprised: There is a strong bias in which antidepressant trials get published.
Interesting finding: It’s not that power poses work. It’s that slumping is bad for your mental health and fortitude.
Video I liked: The power of swimming in wild open water.
Counterintuitive result that might not be so counterintuitive when you really think about it: “Enrichment” activities are probably bad, or at least neutral, for kids.
Now I’m worried: A computer describes the Mona Lisa.
Question I’m Asking
How are you playing these days?
Recipe Corner
Time Capsule
One year ago (Jun 21 – Jun 27)
Comment of the Week
“You missed the most important part…how to eat it! You have to pull the bottom of each leaf thru your teeth. I’ve seen people trying to bite and chew the ends.”
– Indeed, Cate. Sidenote: I would support a GMO artichoke whose leaves you could eat in their entirety.
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