Articles by M.S.: Page 2
Groundbreaking Research Finds The Paleo Diet® Most Effective at Improving Markers of Chronic Illness
M.S. and Trevor Connor, M.S.
This new, peer-reviewed meta-analysis found The Paleo Diet is healthier overall than Mediterranean, DASH, and plant-based diets. Why The Paleo Diet Ignores the Ratios of Carbohydrates, Protein, and Fat
M.S. and Trevor Connor, M.S.
The focus of the Paleo Diet is not on finding an ideal macronutrient ratio, but on eating the foods we evolved to eat and avoiding anything processed. The Critical Role Protein Plays in Bone Health
M.S. and Robert Yang, M.S.
Calcium is key for bone health, but protein is just as vital. Learn why some osteoporosis research misses the mark and how to strengthen your bones with diet and exercise. Protein: Is It Bad for Your Gut?
M.S. and Robert Yang, M.S.
There is an ongoing debate in the nutrition world about protein’s effect on the gut. A healthy gut microbiome is critical to preventing disease and inflammation. Research shows protein actually improves gut health rather than harm it when combined with fiber. The Importance of the Magnesium and Calcium Relationship: A Key Ratio for Health
M.S. and Trevor Connor, M.S.
The magnesium and calcium relationship is important for overall health—and government guidelines on calcium got the science wrong. The research of Dr. Douglas London on one of the last remaining indigenous hunter-gatherer societies on Earth
M.S. and Trevor Connor, M.S.
In this follow-up interview, Dr. London discusses his upcoming research and dives deeper into the Kawymeno diet. History of The Paleo Diet
M.S. and Trevor Connor, M.S.
Hundreds, if not thousands, of scientists, physicians, and people from all walks of life are responsible for creating this incredibly powerful idea that can be used to bring order and wisdom to dietary and lifestyle issues. Does a Low-Salt Diet Cause Insulin Resistance?
M.S. and Trevor Connor, M.S.
There’s a belief in the Paleo world that a low-salt diet leads to insulin resistance, but the science shows the exact opposite - a high-salt diet causes it. Stanford Study Supports Eating Healthy Fats
M.S. and Trevor Connor, M.S.
A new Stanford study shows that it may not be low-carb or low-fat, but the quality of the fatty acids you’re eating which is a key part of the Paleo Diet The Myth that Hunter-Gatherers Didn’t Live Long
M.S. and Trevor Connor, M.S.
Does Bill Nye’s criticism of Paleo lifestyles hold scientific weight? Read why the research doesn’t back his claims. Is Sea Salt Healthy?
Loren Cordain, Ph.D., M.S., et. al.
Paleo bloggers and influencers have claimed that added salt is healthy based on research showing a J-shaped relationship. But there were major flaws in this research. Added sodium in any form like sea salt, Celtic salt, Himalayan salt, or table salt is unhealthy. Eliminating Non-Paleo Foods Improves Nutrient Density
Loren Cordain, Ph.D., M.S., et. al.
We compare the nutrient density of Paleo foods to non-Paleo foods to show the health benefits of eating natural foods.