Low fat - another nail in the coffin

So here’s an interesting study: " Effects of a lifestyle intervention in metabolically benign and malign obesity . " From the intr...

Science and religion

He held forth on a great range of topics, on some of which he was thoroughly expert but on others of which he may have derived his views fro...

My beloved science and me

I am no expert on anything, except perhaps on being me, of which I have an entire lifetime of experience. I don’t know much about biochemist...

New dietary guidelines - the fairies are rejoicing

Nonsense , n; That which is not sense; spoken or written words which make no sense or convey absurd ideas; also, absurd or senseless action....

Intermission - religion and science

Some thoughts on the brink of a new year. An intermission in the exercise for fat loss rambling was at its place. There are people in this w...

A scientist’s dilemma

I would like to consider myself a scientist – or at the very least a man of science. I do science for a living, although admittedly I don’t ...

The death of a theory

" If I haven't seen further than others it's because giants were standing on my shoulders " - Richard Feinman quoting  Ha...

Does it fit the facts?

Explaining overweight through the effect of insulin and glucose metabolism on fat tissue can so far only be termed a hypothesis. It is a hyp...

The start of a yet another blog

So I thought I'd try this blog thingy out. It's so modern these days. This blog will be dedicated to my passion for health scie...