How about being able to see all the latest from your favorite LC / Paleo blogs, everything on one page, always updated? Now there is a way:
What do you think about it? Do you have suggestions for inprovements? Which blogs would you like to see on it?
PS: One of the popular blogs on there may be on its way out. I mostly read it now to understand the confused arguments in favor of the failed conventional wisdom. Apparently even a brilliant thinker can get intellectually lost when his new job requires it. Fascinating and sad. You know who I’m talking about, right?
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http://drmalcolmkendrick.org/
http://www.awlr.org/index.html
(I also agree about opening links in a new window.)
Also another great blog - eatingacademy.com by Dr. Attia. He is a founder with Gary Taubes of the Nutrition Science Initiative (NUSI) that should be going soon. His posts should be very informative in the future as well as they have been fantastic in the past. Highly recommend.
It's definitely one of the best out there.
I would love to see Primal Docs listed here :)
Kriskris.com
Earthropology.com
I'd love to see them on your page. I check your page several times a day to look for updates by some of my favorite bloggers. Thanks for doing this!
He is a Islandish cardiologist wrigting in english on his blog.
I think he deserv more readers?
http://drrosedale.com/blog/#axzz2K5KBc0wD
http://diagnosisdiet.com/
She's doing an N=1 test of nutritional ketosis.
For the specific Low-carb/weight loss posts: http://iamdez.com/category/weight-loss/
I second the idea of adding
Dr Sigurdsson's blog - http://www.docsopinion.com/
Dr Kendrick's blog - http://drmalcolmkendrick.org/
I also suggest:
David Evans brief 'abstracts' of published research: http://healthydietsandscience.blogspot.fr/
&
Richard Feinman's excellent (if only occasional) blog: http://rdfeinman.wordpress.com/
http://rdfeinman.wordpress.com/
See the second article down- Harcombe et al
Oops!
Hope it's OK to suggest a site that I'm participating on ... (No, not my own. ;-) )
The new international site about LCHF: http://www.lowcarbhealthyfat.com
http://www.foodandhealthrevolution.com
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1. Am I going to get use to this and be less hungry as time goes on?
2. How much more fat do I need to add to my diet to avoid hunger ?
3. Has any body else had this problem?
Many thanks for advice.
Its different things that happens.. first your brain is used to get a glucose spike.. it realy like that.. and reward you by giving you a dopamine kick!
Soo.. your brain is screaming for glucose.. and think it gonna die if you dont eat any carbs.
Try to ad a spoon of butter at a time to se where the limit goes.
Love your blog!!! :)
http://helgavan.com/?page_id=7345
SA is lucky having this guy explaning dificult things.. and he is polite and not condeming too!
- Thanks
This blog entry has nothing to do with the goal "to spread new knowledge, dispel old myths and to inspire you on the road to impressive health." I am confident that the Diet Doctor website will remove this particular link. (I did enjoy what Nikoley wrote about resistant starch and I am grateful that the Diet Doctor website linked to those blog entries on "Free the Animal.")
Check out Ted Naiman MD at https://www.facebook.com/BurnFatNotSugar .He also has two great briefing on LCHF at http://www.burnfatnotsugar.com/index.html .The first concerns Diet and the second Exercise. I think your readers will enjoy them both.
Also, I just finished reading a great all round LCHF book by Grant Petersen called-Eat Bacon, Don't Jog. It is a very comprehensive guide to the LCHF
Both these authors are worth a serious look for your site.
Interesting recipes at http://grokgrub.com/ - not all truly LCHF, but pretty good.