Oh, The Controversy…

Last week, the quarterly article I write for the Training Peaks Blog spurred some commentary, as the topic of Paleo often does. The first was from a scientist who, being said scientist, wanted more hard evidence that, specifically, there is indeed proof that even when one does not suffer from Celiac Disease, they are still harming their […]

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“Look Where You’re Going”

This post was inspired by a little snippet of an article in the Runner’s World Magazine in which they profile different runners that stand out.  This time, it was 100-year old Indian-born Brit , Mr. Fauja Singh, who became the oldest person to finish a marathon- ever. He shares how running has helped see him […]

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Prooving Paleo

I get lots of questions about who, what, why, where and how to go Paleo.  Some inquires come from people who are happy with a response based on the basics while others want hard science. In either case, the proof, if you will, that Paleo is the way to go, is out there, whether it’s […]

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Learning To Cook, In Unusual Environs

I heard a really interesting piece today on NPR about a restaurant in Massachusetts, located inside a minimum security prison!    Inmates learn how to cook and wait tables; skills that serve them well once they’ve served their time and are then able to find work, which in turn, lowers the risk of re-offending. The […]

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