Guest post by Steve Gangemi: Endurance Oriented MovNat Training

Hunter-gatherers were constantly active, alternating hard physical days with less demanding days as often as they could.   Their routines were balanced, promoting strength, agility, and aerobic and anaerobic endurance, thereby ensuring that their health remained intact.   For the most part, their activity kept them strong and injury-free.   It’s most likely that the majority of hunter-gatherers

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Guest Blog Entry by Frank Forencich: Don’t we want more from the Paleo than diet?

Just back from the Ancestral Health Symposium at UCLA and my mind is buzzing with exuberance and ideas. In brief, the short story is simple:  This was an outrageously inspirational event, not just for me personally, but for anyone interested in themes of health, human origins and primal living.  This event will ripple all across

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“It was beautiful here”

This film shows the purposeful destruction of Amazon rainforest by ranchers. A man from the Enawene Nawe tribe explains the desperate situation. Their land has been left barren, all the animals have fled and the tribe’s people are struggling to survive.

Nevertheless, the ranchers are still actively expanding their operations. You can

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