@gronagardar Läs Konsten att hugga träd och ha skogen kvar (finns gratis i pdf-form på nätet), och Skogspraktikan. Det är en bra början.

@CosmicSkeptic He will forever be intellectually inferior to his late brother Christopher...

RT @robinmonotti: Andrew Wakefield: An Ethical Doctor Way Ahead Of His Time "Andrew Wakefield was a consultant gastroenterologist at the Ro…

@deacondcon @AllanRSavory It isn't. It cannot be. Cattle (and other grazers) aren't alchemists. They cannot create carbon out of nothing. All they can ever do is cycle it.

@HolisticThug @theodwest @bigfatsurprise "Fruits and veggies, fermented or otherwise, aren’t the only source of prebiotics in your diet."

@HolisticThug @bigfatsurprise Does it? How so? I've been on a carnivore diet for five years... no problems so far. In fact, my gut is better than it has ever been. And I know a bunch of other carnivores who have the same experience as I do.

@ForslinErik Hade gärna suttit där i solnedgången tillsammans med dig och surrat om livet och andra småsaker. 😊 Jag hade dock haft iskall cola zero i glaset. 😁

@SummonDarkness_ @ATEXTMESSAGE1 @jordanbpeterson That is not new. It has been known for a long time that carbohydrates are non-essential for humans.

@JonVandiver82 @jordanbpeterson 2) They had all the so called diseases of western civilization. Obesity, heart disease, diabetes, cancer, tooth decay. So I think it is reasonable to conclude that bread and other grain based foods are not fit for human consumption.

@JonVandiver82 @jordanbpeterson 1) The ancient egyptians ate a diet that would be a modern nutritionist wet dream. Plenty of whole grain foods (using unrefined ancient varieties of course), lots of veggies, some lean meats and no modern processed foods.

RT @fleroy1974: "Close to a thousand experts unite behind statement that rejects ‘zealotry’ of plant-based diets and promotes livestock far…

Humans are carnivores... without a doubt.

"Peer review does not actually mean reviewed by peers. Rather, it means censored by gate-keepers. Genuine peer review would allow all papers to be published and allow peers to publish criticisms of those papers." - Dan Sullivan

@drdairy50 @GHGGuru @FAOScienceChief @fleroy1974 @drsplace @Bovidiva @sustainablejuan Do studies like these take into account the carbon that would end up in the atmosphere whether it passed through a cow or not? And does it take into account the sequestration of carbon in soil when cattle are properly managed and out grazing on pasture?

RT @robbwolf: @JerryMande @FDAfood .hoe on gods green earth does the FDA “mandate healthy processed food?” Processed food, at almost any in…

@pran_dr I'm all for a concept that, directly translated from Swedish, in English would be Relationship Food. A concept where you have face-to-face relationships all the way from roots in the ground or hooves in the grass to food on the table for the end consumer.

@MariaEmmerich I like the blue one more...

RT @Stella_Assange: Today marks #4YearsinBelmarsh. Our family has been robbed of four years together which we will never get back. He need…

RT @Genlearnman: Meat is probably the most nutritious food you can eat on a regular basis. Cook it your self.

@AbrahamAubry @SBakerMD The ratio may be off in that kind of meat, but the absolute amounts are small compared to nuts and seeds. Grass-fed and finished beef has a more favorable ratio... but the amounts are still small.