• Home
  • About
  • Blood Tests
  • Contact
  • Disclaimers
  • Privacy Policy
  • Resources

Life After Carbs

A real person eating (mostly) real food

  • Book
  • Diet Journal
  • Podcast

Mind-sets

By Jim June 15, 2011

I call this site "Life after Carbs" because, of course, there were carbs in my diet at one time -- bucket-loads of carbs, for years on end -- and I'm sure that's true for everyone reading this.  In our culture, and in the vast majority of cultures around the world, you don't start out eating a low-carb diet.  Even the Inuit have flour and sugar, and diabetes and heart-disease. Like most Americans of my generation, I once believed that carbs were my friend and that saturated fat was my enemy. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Personal Reflection Tagged With: cheese, cream, fear, food, health, marriage, mind-set, potatoes

Can watching TV kill you? What if you just listen?

By Jim June 15, 2011

The web is vibrating today with the news (loosely speaking) that TV viewing can kill you.  This is not a metaphoric brain-death that we are talking about here, folks; it is actual, stone-cold, stick-you-in-the-ground death.  Consider the following headlines gleaned this morning from a variety of online media sources via Google News: Too Much TV Linked With Disease and Early Death Alice Park, Time Healthland. TV Time Linked to Diabetes, Death, Crystal Phend, ABC News. TV gives you diabetes and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Critiques, Media Watch Tagged With: death, diabetes, exercise, health, heart disease, JAMA, TV viewing

Podcast

My Facebook Page

My Facebook Page

Most Popular

  • What comes first? The attitude or the weight?
  • Sugar, soybean oil, and you
  • Carbs: impairing health, promoting mortality (LCN 68)
  • Setting the stage for tragedy: changes in the U.S. diet, 1970-2006
  • Coffee = Life = Coffee
  • Progress Report 8-6-11
  • Governor wants Michiganders to shape up, will track fat kids
  • Optimal protein (LCN 62)
  • Junk food smack-down: pork rinds vs. potato chips
  • Dealing with the risk of hidden calories in restaurant meals

Free resources!

Follow @jimanderson

Looking for something?

Google
Custom Search
© 2011–2026 James E. Anderson. All rights reserved.
A production of Anderfam Enterprises LLC.