Long-form, heavily structured articles on the history and science of human nutrition, including a deep dive into Japanese longevity and a chronicle of diets from the Paleolithic era to ultra-processed foods. Readers get source-cited analysis that separates myth from evidence and correlation from causation.
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Physician-led monographs on individual supplements for men's health, such as vitamin B12, fenugreek and bacopa. Each issue grades the clinical evidence, separates marketing claims from trial results, and notes regulatory status.
A newsletter on ketogenic and carnivore diets, covering ketone physiology, vitamin A toxicity and experimental interventions, with citations to the scientific literature. Issues range from in-depth argument on a single question to brief notes on substances the author has tried.
A weekly serial that reads through James Salisbury's nineteenth-century book on diet and disease, chapter by chapter. It sets his claims about meat-and-hot-water regimens in historical context and checks them against what modern medicine knows.
Each issue takes a popular food or wellness claim, traces its history, and checks it against the actual studies, noting where the evidence stops. Issues also include practical elements such as a congee recipe and kitchen advice.
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