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#BondBriefing: Aug 2018
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Sunlight, not Vitamin D, Protects Brain Health
It describes a study which finds that mysterious processes induced by UV (sunlight) are essential for brain health |
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#BondBriefing: July 2018:
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Social Bonding & Soccer Violence
This article argues that young males are programmed by evolution to feel strong emotional attachment to the Group and to defend it at all costs from out-groups |
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#BondBriefing
10 Years Ago; Aug 2008
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Docs: Sunshine is not the Cause of Melanoma,
Describes the controversy in the medical profession where sunshine, after all, is not a significant cause of melanoma. On the contrary, sunshine is a vital element in human nutrition. |
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Evolutionary
Medical Anthropology:
6. Naturally Adapted Physical Activity Patterns
Geoff Bond describes how a certain type of physical activity was always present in our evolutionary past such that the body came to rely on it being there. If it isn't we suffer 'physical activity starvation' and things go wrong. |
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Evolutionary
Medical Anthropology:
5.
Sunshine is Vital Human Food
Geoff Bond explains how sunshine was ever-present during our evolutionary past, and that our bodies came to depend on it. The recent demonization of sunshine is misguided. Westerners are now suffering the consequences of severe sunshine starvation.
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Evolutionary
Medical Anthropology:
4. Evolutionary Lifestyle Pattern
Geoff
Bond gives a brief overview of how our Pleistocene ancestors used
to live during our evolutionarily formative epoch.
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Evolutionary
Medical Anthropology:
3. Forager Health vs Western Health
Geoff Bond speaks on diseases of civilization and compares forager health to the health of modern industrialized societies. |
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Evolutionary Medical Anthropology:
2. Humanity's Naturally Adapted Origins
In this module Geoff Bond talks about humanity's 'recent' exodus from Africa and why it is important to us today. |
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Evolutionary
Medical Anthropology:
1. Introduction
Evolutionary anthropologist Geoff Bond introduces a series of 5 to 10 minute video shorts for medical students and the interested general public.
They are done on behalf of www.salmonellaplace.com, a quirkily named (!) web platform for medical students. |
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Indigestible
Fiber
Geoff
talks about the huge amounts of stringy fiber in the forager diet, how we
know, and why it matters that we don't do it any more. See also:
Bond Briefing August
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Why
Seniors Break Their Hips!
Humorous
clips of oldies unwisely attempting activities demanding agility
beyond their abilities. |
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