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AJCN Publishes A New PUFA Study That Should Make Us Long For the Old Days

Posted on May 17, 2012 by Chris Masterjohn

I just got back from the 2012 Low-Carb Cruise, where I gave a very well received 45-minute talk called “Why Animal Fats Are Good For You,” in which I pointed out the important nutritional value of animal fat, but also … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized, WAPF Blog | Tagged Choline, Fat and Cholesterol, Fatty Liver, heart disease, saturated fat, Scientific Method, Statistics | 12 Comments

Glutathione 101, Part 1: Cysteine Misbehaves, But Glutathione Saves

Posted on April 7, 2012 by Chris Masterjohn

I’ve written a lot about our good friend glutathione on this blog (here and here), and I’ll be writing about him quite a bit more in the future. When it comes to boosting glutathione status, a nutrient-dense diet rich in … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized, WAPF Blog | Tagged Glutathione | Comments Off

With the Wave of a Wand, Raw Milk Wipes Away the Wheeze: How Our Good Friend Glutathione Protects Against Asthma

Posted on March 31, 2012 by Chris Masterjohn

Our valiant, cape-wearing, free radical-wrestling, toxicant-thwarting Raw Milk is back in town with his courageous army of raw food volunteers, and this time their mission is to get our good friend glutathione back in the bronchioles where this talented little … Continue reading →

Posted in WAPF Blog | Tagged Glutathione, Raw Foods | 12 Comments

New Evidence of Synergy Between Vitamins A and D: Protection Against Autoimmune Diseases

Posted on January 22, 2012 by Chris Masterjohn

One of the perennial topics of this blog is the synergy between vitamins A and D. A new Japanese study published last July in the journal Immunology Letters (1) provides further evidence of this synergy, this time suggesting the dynamic … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized, WAPF Blog | Tagged Vitamins A D and K | 8 Comments

Good Lard, Bad Lard: What Do You Get When You Cross a Pig and a Coconut?

Posted on November 25, 2011 by Chris Masterjohn

An estimated 50,000 mice worldwide are charting new territories of chubbiness as they chow down on the infamous, lard-based, high-fat rodent diet, “D12492.” As I reported a few days ago over at The Daily Lipid, it turns out these mice … Continue reading →

Posted in WAPF Blog | Tagged Fat and Cholesterol | 25 Comments

Taking a Trip Down Memory Lane, Fishing for Our Good Friend Glutathione in the Waters of the Memory Hole: How T. Colin Campbell Helped Prove That Protein Protects Us

Posted on September 27, 2011 by Chris Masterjohn

This past Thursday marked the one-year anniversary of The Curious Case of Campbell’s Rats, wherein we took a wild ride through over two decades of animal research in which Dr. T. Colin Campbell of China Study fame showed that dietary … Continue reading →

Posted in WAPF Blog | Tagged Cancer, Glutathione, Raw Foods, the china study | 21 Comments

The Masai Part II: A Glimpse of the Masai Diet at the Turn of the 20th Century — A Land of Milk and Honey, Bananas From Afar

Posted on September 13, 2011 by Chris Masterjohn

As always, if the font is too small, you can enlarge it using the “control” and “plus” buttons. In keeping with the spirit of the first part of this series in which I acknowledged that Masai society has always been … Continue reading →

Posted in WAPF Blog | Tagged Anthropology and Ethnography, Fat and Cholesterol, Gender and Sexuality, meat, Organ Meats, Raw Foods, The Masai | 34 Comments

Fat and Diabetes: Bad Press, Good Paper, and the Reemergence of Our Good Friend Glutathione

Posted on August 30, 2011 by Chris Masterjohn

A number of people have asked for my comments on the recent headlines claiming that “high-fat diets cause diabetes,” based on a recent paper published in Nature Medicine (1): Oshtsubo K, Chen MZ, Olefsky JM, Marth JD. Pathway to diabetes … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized, WAPF Blog | Tagged Diabetes, Fat and Cholesterol, Glutathione, mno blog, Raw Foods, saturated fat | 18 Comments

The Masai Part I: A Glimpse of Gender, Sexuality, and Spirituality in the Loita Masai (installment 3)

Posted on August 12, 2011 by Chris Masterjohn

As always, if the font is too small you can use control and plus to enlarge it. This is the third and final installment of “Part I” of this series. As in the last two installments, here we are continuing … Continue reading →

Posted in WAPF Blog | Tagged Anthropology and Ethnography, Fat and Cholesterol, Gender and Sexuality, Religion and Spirituality, The Masai | 7 Comments

The Masai Part I: A Glimpse of Gender, Sexuality, and Spirituality in the Loita Masai (installment 2)

Posted on July 30, 2011 by Chris Masterjohn

Note: As always, if the font is too small, you can enlarge it using the control and plus buttons. This post is the second installment of “Part I” in this series. Here we are simply obtaining a glimpse of the … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized, WAPF Blog | Tagged Anthropology and Ethnography, Gender and Sexuality, Religion and Spirituality, The Masai | 5 Comments

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	Mother Nature Obeyed A Weston A. Price Blog Author Archives: Chris Masterjohn ← Older posts AJCN Publishes A New PUFA Study That Should Make Us Long For the Old Days Posted on May 17, 2012 by Chris Masterjohn I just got back from the 2012 Low-Carb Cruise, where I gave a very well received 45-minute talk called “Why Animal Fats Are Good For You,” in which I pointed out the important nutritional value of animal fat, but also … Continue reading → Posted in Uncategorized, WAPF Blog \| Tagged Choline, Fat and Cholesterol, Fatty Liver, heart disease, saturated fat, Scientific Method, Statistics \| 12 Comments Glutathione 101, Part 1: Cysteine Misbehaves, But Glutathione Saves Posted on April 7, 2012 by Chris Masterjohn I’ve written a lot about our good friend glutathione on this blog (here and here), and I’ll be writing about him quite a bit more in the future. When it comes to boosting glutathione status, a nutrient-dense diet rich in … Continue reading → Posted in Uncategorized, WAPF Blog \| Tagged Glutathione \| Comments Off With the Wave of a Wand, Raw Milk Wipes Away the Wheeze: How Our Good Friend Glutathione Protects Against Asthma Posted on March 31, 2012 by Chris Masterjohn Our valiant, cape-wearing, free radical-wrestling, toxicant-thwarting Raw Milk is back in town with his courageous army of raw food volunteers, and this time their mission is to get our good friend glutathione back in the bronchioles where this talented little … Continue reading → Posted in WAPF Blog \| Tagged Glutathione, Raw Foods \| 12 Comments New Evidence of Synergy Between Vitamins A and D: Protection Against Autoimmune Diseases Posted on January 22, 2012 by Chris Masterjohn One of the perennial topics of this blog is the synergy between vitamins A and D. A new Japanese study published last July in the journal Immunology Letters (1) provides further evidence of this synergy, this time suggesting the dynamic … Continue reading → Posted in Uncategorized, WAPF Blog \| Tagged Vitamins A D and K \| 8 Comments Good Lard, Bad Lard: What Do You Get When You Cross a Pig and a Coconut? Posted on November 25, 2011 by Chris Masterjohn An estimated 50,000 mice worldwide are charting new territories of chubbiness as they chow down on the infamous, lard-based, high-fat rodent diet, “D12492.” As I reported a few days ago over at The Daily Lipid, it turns out these mice … Continue reading → Posted in WAPF Blog \| Tagged Fat and Cholesterol \| 25 Comments Taking a Trip Down Memory Lane, Fishing for Our Good Friend Glutathione in the Waters of the Memory Hole: How T. Colin Campbell Helped Prove That Protein Protects Us Posted on September 27, 2011 by Chris Masterjohn This past Thursday marked the one-year anniversary of The Curious Case of Campbell’s Rats, wherein we took a wild ride through over two decades of animal research in which Dr. T. Colin Campbell of China Study fame showed that dietary … Continue reading → Posted in WAPF Blog \| Tagged Cancer, Glutathione, Raw Foods, the china study \| 21 Comments The Masai Part II: A Glimpse of the Masai Diet at the Turn of the 20th Century — A Land of Milk and Honey, Bananas From Afar Posted on September 13, 2011 by Chris Masterjohn As always, if the font is too small, you can enlarge it using the “control” and “plus” buttons. In keeping with the spirit of the first part of this series in which I acknowledged that Masai society has always been … Continue reading → Posted in WAPF Blog \| Tagged Anthropology and Ethnography, Fat and Cholesterol, Gender and Sexuality, meat, Organ Meats, Raw Foods, The Masai \| 34 Comments Fat and Diabetes: Bad Press, Good Paper, and the Reemergence of Our Good Friend Glutathione Posted on August 30, 2011 by Chris Masterjohn A number of people have asked for my comments on the recent headlines claiming that “high-fat diets cause diabetes,” based on a recent paper published in Nature Medicine (1): Oshtsubo K, Chen MZ, Olefsky JM, Marth JD. Pathway to diabetes … Continue reading → Posted in Uncategorized, WAPF Blog \| Tagged Diabetes, Fat and Cholesterol, Glutathione, mno blog, Raw Foods, saturated fat \| 18 Comments The Masai Part I: A Glimpse of Gender, Sexuality, and Spirituality in the Loita Masai (installment 3) Posted on August 12, 2011 by Chris Masterjohn As always, if the font is too small you can use control and plus to enlarge it. This is the third and final installment of “Part I” of this series. As in the last two installments, here we are continuing … Continue reading → Posted in WAPF Blog \| Tagged Anthropology and Ethnography, Fat and Cholesterol, Gender and Sexuality, Religion and Spirituality, The Masai \| 7 Comments The Masai Part I: A Glimpse of Gender, Sexuality, and Spirituality in the Loita Masai (installment 2) Posted on July 30, 2011 by Chris Masterjohn Note: As always, if the font is too small, you can enlarge it using the control and plus buttons. This post is the second installment of “Part I” in this series. Here we are simply obtaining a glimpse of the … Continue reading → Posted in Uncategorized, WAPF Blog \| Tagged Anthropology and Ethnography, Gender and Sexuality, Religion and Spirituality, The Masai \| 5 Comments ← Older posts Search for: Recent Posts AJCN Publishes A New PUFA Study That Should Make Us Long For the Old Days Glutathione 101, Part 1: Cysteine Misbehaves, But Glutathione Saves With the Wave of a Wand, Raw Milk Wipes Away the Wheeze: How Our Good Friend Glutathione Protects Against Asthma New Evidence of Synergy Between Vitamins A and D: Protection Against Autoimmune Diseases Good Lard, Bad Lard: What Do You Get When You Cross a Pig and a Coconut? 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