Where do you get your Paleo-related research articles?
We've put together a section on Paleo for Life dedicated to Paleo-related research. So far the sources are primarily blogs. Where else do you get your research information from?
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Where do you get your Paleo-related research articles? We've put together a section on Paleo for Life dedicated to Paleo-related research. So far the sources are primarily blogs. Where else do you get your research information from? |
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There's a great group on Mendeley for exactly this purpose. Saves you wading through search results in PubMed. http://www.mendeley.com/groups/643771/paleolithic-diet-research/ |
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The best primary source I know of is PubMed: However, the more science / technical blogs are great secondary sources. |
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A new article in the Journal Nutrition provides a devastating critique of the latest U.S. Dietary Guideliness. h/t Panu forum |
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Conditioning Research is fantastic. |
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Interesting article on jaw strength as it relates to diet: "This means that although humans are up there with great apes in their ability to quickly crack open a hard item, such as a large nut, or process less tough foods, such as meat, they may be less well adapted to process tough material, such as leaves or bamboo, which requires sustained chewing over a long period." http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/06/100622095116.htm |
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