Joining progress
(November 19, 2011) I opened a Twitter account … 🙂 And what do I do with it? I decided to forward other Twitter messages about LCHF, paleo, etc. from around the world, and of course announce about new postings and other things happening on the blog. You can keep … Continue reading
Surprise!
(November 16, 2011) I finally finished translating [to Hebrew] and fixing up the folder “LCHF for Beginners“, a quick guide by Dr. Andreas Eenfeld. The translating I finished quickly, but … – Unti-il I decided to give up on Photoshop and connect the text with the pictures in … Continue reading
To get angry or to cry?
(October 31, 2011) I finished reading the book “Wheat Belly” by the cardiologist William Davis, MD. And I don’t know where to start … (Between the interesting, annoying, and sad … Continue reading
Oh my!
(October 26, 2011) I feel terrible 😦 Everyone and his weakness, and mine – Sneakers … Today I went to the Superpharm to check out shampoos and conditioners. (I got interested in a less conventional hair care, but haven’t decided yet.) It turns … Continue reading
Natural or not natural?
(October 22, 2011) Not long ago I was asked “But what about agave syrup? It’s natural and recommend for people with diabetes.” Really? I sure hope not! A few other things that are completely natural but still not so healthy for us are tobacco and digitalis … So what’s wrong with agave syrup? After all, there’s … Continue reading
Boring!
(October 13, 2011) Or – There’s nothing to eat! Are two common excuses you hear when people explain why they don’t want to give up on pasta and potatoes. Our Ewe of Sukkot menu: Creamy mushroom-yellow beans soup Salmon with tomatoes and basil under a cover of mashed … Continue reading
Another of these stories …
( October 10, 2011) Once upon a time … There was a researcher named Dennis Parsons Burkitt. He is best known for two great discoveries: one, he discovered and documented … Continue reading
In honour of the New Year
(October 5, 2011) Right now I’ve got a lot of things cooking in the cauldron: A surprise – Soon I’ll give all readers a free gift. 🙂 Studying facts about dietary fibers. (a post shortly) Weaving some very interesting plans for … Continue reading
New Year …
(September 30, 2011) It’s the second New Year morning. I just got back from the synagogue. All (almost) Torah words and everything else written (in newspapers, on blogs, and Facebook statuses), talk about soul-searching and looking … Continue reading
Who has eggs*?
(September 27, 2011) I remember as a child how adults suddenly one day said it was okay to eat one egg a day, when previously they’d been talking about maybe … Continue reading
Who Needs Carbs 