Category: Health & Longevity


  • Why that faint ache after a binge is your last free warning You are a Finnish man in your early forties. You have been drinking since your twenties. Most weekends, sometimes more. A dozen beers, half a bottle of Koskenkorva, a few glasses of wine – nothing extreme by local standards. After a heavy night,…

  • Economic eating, the artisan buffer, the resilient pantry, and the tactical salad The global food system is not collapsing; it is repricing. The FAO Food Price Index has risen for three consecutive months. Fertiliser shortages will suppress crop yields well into 2027. Protein is in a structural squeeze – cattle herds at 75‑year lows, bird…

  • From Grain to Grift: How the Vice Industrial Complex Reinvents Itself And why social media is the last dance before self‑improvement takes the crown So you think you’re the first generation to be hooked on something? Cute. We’ve been at this for 9,000 years. Alcohol was humanity’s original vice. Villages in the Nile Valley were…

  • My subjective experience in weight loss using tea as a marginal booster

    The science of weight loss from the first sight seems to be simple: calories in must be smaller than calories out. As long as your metabolism is intact and the effects of aging haven’t caught up with you, say you’re under 30 years old, this may be partially true. However, there are other variables as…

  • My supplement stack

    The supplement stack I have begun my health & fitness journey with is quite simple. Most of the effective nutrition is based on my diet. -Moderate carbs, most before noon. Large breakfast. Light to medium lunch. Light evening snack, optional fast. -Cruciferous vegetables, namely broccoli and cauliflower, salad greens, nutritious greens such as kale, spinach,…