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Food for the Brain schizophrenia research project
I was concerned to see that Food for the Brain are say they are close to beginning their “MSc Research Project into a Nutritional Approach for the Treatment of Schizophrenia”. While I woul… more →
Holford Watch: Patrick Holford, nutritionism and bad science
Food for the Brain schizophrenia research project
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jonhw wrote 1 month ago: I was concerned to see that Food for the Brain are say they are close to beginning their “MSc … more →
Madeleine Portwood, fish oil, chemistry and children
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jonhw wrote 1 month ago: We were fascinated to come across a Madeleine Portwood presentation on the Food for the Brain site [ … more →
Crap logos - 'Food for the Brain'
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Karl Held wrote 7 months ago: The University of Warwick, I read, “has become one of the first universities to achieve Food f … more →
'What Happens When White People Change'
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resistance wrote 8 months ago: bell hooks: Love of justice cannot be sustained if it is only a manipulation to be with the in-crowd … more →
Post-racial society
sinoangle wrote 10 months ago: The header is sensationalist, the paper is a rag, but the analysis is spot on. Something to think on … more →
Totally Nourish using Food Intolerance Week to advertise Maharani 'gluten free rice'
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jonhw wrote 10 months ago: Although Holford is currently hoping to collaborate with an (as yet unknown to us) university … more →
Speaking out and up
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sinoangle wrote 10 months ago: So you’re at a party and someone in the group you’re mingling with mentions that they we … more →
Daily Record Promotes Nutritionism Nonsense: There Is A Patrick Holford Connection, Of Course
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dvnutrix wrote 10 months ago: Former Visiting Professor Patrick Holford and Head of Science and Education at Biocare has an outsta … more →
"The limits of my language mean the limits of my world" - Ludwig Wittgenstein, philosopher
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sinoangle wrote 10 months ago: Over on antiracistparent.com, there was a post about the importance to anti-racist parenting of lear … more →
Have you said you like riddles?
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Professor Moriarty wrote 11 months ago: “The hardest riddle available on the internet” 13552071 visitors since August 2004. (to … more →
Without title
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For if the flys wrote 11 months ago: Well, in the end, I decide to write in the blog. As I don’t know what I`m saying now, I formulate a … more →
Food for the brain
teacherindistress wrote 11 months ago: Here is a little puzzle for today: A man lives on the twelfth floor of an apartment building. Every … more →
Holford gives poor advice about dietary restrictions for children. Again
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jonhw wrote 11 months ago: Last year, Food for the Brain modified some advice on dietary exclusions for children – when w … more →
The Economist - A Graceful and Gracious Coda to L'Affaire Treatment on a Plate
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dvnutrix wrote 11 months ago: Food for the Brain - A Sell Out and we couldn't agree moreJust a note to say that after our disappoi … more →
Food for the Brain, Russell Partnership and Universities That Should Know Better: Updated
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dvnutrix wrote 12 months ago: The Economist recently carried an article that reports a Food for the Brain conference and it linked … more →
The Advertising Standards Authority May Be Closing Some Loopholes: About Time
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dvnutrix wrote 12 months ago: HolfordWatch would like to direct your attention to a news item: YouTube virals must play by US ad r … more →
Canard-ridden Holford interview in National Health Executive Review
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jonhw wrote 1 year ago: Food for the Brain seem very pleased about an embarrassingly poor quality interview with Holford in … more →
Who Wrote About Food for the Brain in The Economist: Conflict of Interest?
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dvnutrix wrote 1 year ago: In a recent burst of autobiographical disclosure and outrage I posted The Economist: The End of a Ch … more →
The Economist: The End of a Childhood Illusion
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dvnutrix wrote 1 year ago: When I was 12-years old I had a run of history and science projects that absorbed all my interest an … more →
