From 2018

From yesterday's #IceBridge flight: A tabular iceberg can be seen on the right, floating among sea ice just off of the Larsen C ice shelf. The iceberg's sharp angles and flat surface indicate that it probably recently calved from the ice shelf. pic.twitter.com/XhgTrf642Z

— NASA Ice (@NASA_ICE) October 17, 2018

The Carb-Insulin Hypothesis of Obesity

New paper out today by @davidludwigmd @garytaubes and others providing a detailed explanation of the carbohydrate-insulin hypothesis of obesity. A must read. https://t.co/epXXPjRRxn

— Michael Eades, M.D. (@DrEades) September 13, 2021

To paraphrase Mark Twain:

Reports of the death of the Carbohydrate-Insulin Model have been exaggerated.

👉17-author review @AJCNutrition
👉Deep dive on obesity mechanisms
👉Numerous hypotheses to guide constructive debate

Free text👉 https://t.co/MxPAgI7dtY

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— Dr. David Ludwig (@davidludwigmd) September 13, 2021

A lengthy overview of the review article on the Carbohydrate-Insulin Hypothesis of obesity by @garytaubes @davidludwigmd and others. Well worth the read.https://t.co/i2em22VvpI

— Michael Eades, M.D. (@DrEades) September 13, 2021

Opinion: Watching researchers in the field of obesity almost blindly follow a failed paradigm has led me to cross a line that few journalists ever do, to publicly embrace and promote a minority opinion that many in the obesity field think is quackery. https://t.co/GMBueHHgcl

— STAT (@statnews) September 13, 2021

Reason for the Peak Prosperity Split

in evidence here?

Just received this via email:

"Stick the mask and Faucis BS COVID up your ass! I will vote for anyone running against Democrats, you Marxcist communist fraudsters! "

So sad to see health be twisted into a partisan issue.

Data, not beliefs, are what matters here. https://t.co/Tr8hJZAsES

— Adam Taggart (@menlobear) July 22, 2021

More on Cell Phone Bringing Brain Rot

Joel Moskowitz, a researcher in School of Public Health at UC Berkeley, explains why #cellphones are harmful to health, why the topic is so controversial + what to expect with the rollout of #5G.#TheDefender: SIGN UP TODAY--> https://t.co/UTTfyiKViIhttps://t.co/OC6Oys899s

— Children's Health Defense (@ChildrensHD) July 9, 2021

The Diet of Early Humans

The latest on what human diets from 100,000 years ago and onwards: Neanderthals who enjoyed a plant rich diet, neolithic communities baking bread before domesticating cereals, grind stones and beer at Göbekli Tepe predating even pottery. Fascinating. https://t.co/XwtL11mfNg

— Wrath Of Gnon (@wrathofgnon) July 1, 2021

Dr. Geert Vanden Bossche

Should We Be Eating More Protein?

Is eating more #protein always better? In this video, I discuss 3 studies which help clarify the benefits, potential drawbacks, and context that we need to know when considering a higher protein #diet. https://t.co/oT5Nm2F08p

— Bret Scher, MD (@bschermd) June 11, 2021

Two Different Studies

According to a recent white paper from the Rodale Institute, global implementation of regenerative practices could sequester more than 100 percent of human-related carbon emissions ⬇️https://t.co/vp2ywyyM9D

— Regeneration International (@regeneration_in) April 8, 2021

A new study from Colorado State University found dramatically reducing greenhouse gas emissions from beef operations is absolutely possible, although eliminating them entirely is much harder to do. https://t.co/MY5rMYOEeg

— Modern Farmer (@ModFarm) April 9, 2021

The Murderers of St. Andrei Bogolubsky

3D modeling of cathedral inscription reveals names of murderers of St. Andrei Bogolubskyhttps://t.co/luf9vf04Ay

Thanks to 3D modeling, researchers of the Russian Higher School of Economics and the Institute of Slavic Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences were able to re... pic.twitter.com/jNFZsamx1n

— Orthodox Christianity (@Orthodoxy2019) March 23, 2021

Diana Rodgers Interview

Why cow farts aren't destroying the environment. My interview on Low Carb USA : Ep 68 https://t.co/nlWtSr5Ocw

— Diana Rodgers, RD (@SustainableDish) March 11, 2021

RegenAg Links

“We’re backed by science and the discoveries we’re making through our research at Rodale Institute, yet there’s still so much more to learn and discover,” says our Chief Impact Officer on this podcast feature. Give it a listen: https://t.co/JX3svhRM6t

— Rodale Institute (@RodaleInstitute) February 21, 2021

Regen Farming Tools Go Beyond Just Keeping Carbon https://t.co/jcL5VN79di ##

— REGENETARIANISM (previously L.A. CHEFs Column) (@REGENETARIANISM) February 21, 2021

Related:

"The mysterious and fascinating mycorrhizal fungi forms an intricate underground network"https://t.co/nRpRhioqQ9

— Regeneration International (@regeneration_in) February 22, 2021

Interested in growing your own #poultry feed? Have a look at this factsheet produced by @FarmingConnect looking at the potential of incorporating dehulled #proteincrops, home-grown sunflowers and naked oats into poultry rations https://t.co/dyMAnq2Kyo @ecofeed pic.twitter.com/lgp5e7Wsas

— Agricology (@agricology) February 21, 2021

I Sympathize With Those Who Complain About the Expenditure

Empires in decline.

An open horizon, with so much to explore. Can’t wait to get going. #CountdownToMars pic.twitter.com/hAaxeVGs04

— NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover (@NASAPersevere) February 19, 2021

A Good Article to Summarize the Day

"It's like a Swiss Army knife of excretory openings. It does everything." https://t.co/vOyywlkafe

— Tom Holland (@holland_tom) January 20, 2021

Don't Blame Cows

"#Cows have been vilified as #climate destroyers, but is this true?"

h/t @sajaramillom - https://t.co/aQvrhHDcFq

— Frédéric Leroy (@fleroy1974) January 6, 2021

Virginia Tech researchers find that removal of dairy cows would have minimal impact on greenhouse emissions https://t.co/pvCoDGwl0u @GHGGuru @fleroy1974 @P8_4ward @StephanDenHaag @shaunamdowns @FoodSystems @USUNRome @UN_CFS @UNSCN

— Gregory Miller, Ph.D. (@drdairy50) January 7, 2021

A recent study claiming that 'Organic meat production just as bad for climate' as conventionally farmed meat is misleading, argues SFT Policy Director, Richard Young.

He highlights key factors to consider when thinking about the sustainability of #meat https://t.co/3xorLCqpJB

— SusFoodTrust (@SusFoodTrust) January 6, 2021

Related:

Intensely proud of our interview with @jefftkach of @RodaleInstitute on Regenerative Organic Farming for Healing Our Bodies and Planet @athlinks. Fully video here: https://t.co/tAIqbZjI4O or listen on @iTunes

— TroyBusot (@TroyBusot) January 1, 2021

What Is Regenerative Agriculture? https://t.co/0Cn9nKDd9i

— REGENETARIANISM (previously L.A. CHEFs Column) (@REGENETARIANISM) January 6, 2021

Enjoyed listening to @oxfordfarmings Inspiring Farmers? #ofc21🚜

Here’s another! Check out this video of #FarmerAmbassador Robert Wilson who runs his business Cowbog Farm using #agroecology 💚

Find out more about agroecology here: https://t.co/1ZZM3nc8VO https://t.co/yDL0c1GkEP

— Soil Association (@SoilAssociation) January 7, 2021

.@JoLewisSA at #ORFCGlobal: "We're not feeding the world, the world is feeding our livestock. I hope #FarmingforChange will disrupt the land sharing v sparing debate - we can and must do both, by farming with nature, slashing pesticide use and nurturing habitats" #Agroecology pic.twitter.com/cesCOeui33

— Soil Association Scotland (@SoilAssocScot) January 7, 2021

The Blackout on Ivermectin

This is a 1 hr interview w/ Dr. Pierre Kory by the Toronto Business Journal. Dr. Kory is laser-focused on saving the 1000s who don’t have to die —b/c the science shows that ivermectin can prevent & treat COVID-19. But there’s been a price he’s had to pay. https://t.co/Ir7VOQsV6x

— Frontline Covid-19 Critical Care (@Covid19Critical) December 22, 2020

Interview with Gary Taubes

.@garytaubes presents the "Case for Keto" in his new book, for which he interviewed hundreds of MDs. Good interview here: https://t.co/HBcY2c7xyA Buy a stack and send out to all your friends for their New Year's resolutions.

— Nina Teicholz (@bigfatsurprise) December 29, 2020

Gary Taubes on the Lowcarb MD Podcast

The long-awaited interview with @garytaubes is out today! This is an incredible conversation with the author of "Why We Get Fat" "The Case Against Sugar" & "Good Calories, Bad Calories". His next book, "The Case for Keto" will be out next week.https://t.co/yTGerlaTci pic.twitter.com/A6pIeTHg76

— LowCarbMD Podcast (@LCMDPodcast) December 23, 2020

With all the excitement surrounding the new book The Case for #Keto from @garytaubes we decided to release our podcast to the public a week early! check it out here on youtube. https://t.co/1bNDPPgHw4

— Bret Scher, MD (@bschermd) December 23, 2020

Or Maybe the American West is Trapped in a Negative Feedback Loop

“Something’s happening to the plumbing of the world.” #environment https://t.co/HIPEZBcm4a

— The Story of Stuff Project (@storyofstuff) December 6, 2020

Sex Differences Are Real

Largest‐ever mega‐analysis: Already from age one, males show greater variability of brain structures than females, being more likely to fall in the extremes. https://t.co/PehGF0UJak pic.twitter.com/VpgEU1sJKf

— Rolf Degen (@DegenRolf) October 13, 2020

A Fortunate Evolutionary Change or Not?

Ancient switch to soft food gave us an overbite—and the ability to pronounce ‘f’s and ‘v’s @evolutionscribe https://t.co/VNLNUfuB2X

— PaleoAnthropology+ (@Qafzeh) October 18, 2020