Author: Jason
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My Alcohol Dichotomy
I love beer… but I also strive to live the healthiest possible lifestyle. I often encounter people that think I’m embellishing my beer resume since I guess I don’t look/act like the typical 40+ year old beer drinker. I have enough proof that I’m not beefing up this resume 😁 Read on if you’re interested…
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ZBiotics Review
There are parts of the year when there is a beer fest every weekend. Whenever the weather is great, I want to hang out at a great outdoor beer garden. If I ever want to become a BJCP Master Beer Judge, I also need to take advantage of judging homebrew whenever I can. This lifestyle…
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ScaleBlaster Review
Every home that I’ve ever lived in has had hard water. There are pros to having hard water, but there are also many cons. The cons have led me to investigate ways of mitigating hard water, but this also has additional drawbacks. I recently purchased and installed a ScaleBlaster. Read on for my ScaleBlaster review.…
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Viome Review
More and more research points to the importance of the gut microbiome on many areas of health. In my quest for improving my fitness, I was hitting plateaus that I suspected could have been related to a least than ideal gut microbiome. I didn’t want to blindly start trying to ‘improve’ something that I wasn’t…
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Sauna Protocol and Benefits of Sauna Use
Fairly early on in my journey toward better health, I kept running into all the research touting the benefits of sauna use. None of these prescribed a specific sauna protocol, but noted that there seemed to be many benefits that correlated with regular use of sauna. Sauna use wasn’t really foreign to me. I had…
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Examine.com/Examine+ Review
I often get a common set of questions after making new ‘Health’ posts or reviews. “How do you research publications related to what you’re writing about?” “How do you determine the experiments you conduct in order to reach your goals?” Part of the answer to both of these questions is: Examine.com/Examine+. Read on for my…
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SelfDecode Review
In many of my ‘Health‘ related posts, I write about how just about everything I do is informed with data. This data comes in many forms, wearables, blood work, subjective feeling. The best experiments that I’ve done usually start with hypotheses that arise out of research that I’ve done related to DNA analysis. I’ve tried…
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Warming My Mycology Grow Room
In the last issue of Fermenting Solutions, I mentioned that trying to keep my mycology grow room warm was becoming an issue. Each month, the arrival of my electric bills was starting to induce sticker shock. When I decided to have a year round mushroom growing setup it was only natural to put it in…
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In Pursuit of Metabolic Flexibility
Origins of the Pursuit for Metabolic Flexibility There was a time when I was a big advocate of ‘grazing’. Everything I was taught growing up emphasized this. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. When I began playing sports, it was crucial to be eating constant small meals in order to ‘maximize gains’. …
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InsideTracker Review
I’m constantly experimenting with ways to improve my health. Experiments should always begin with a hypothesis. They should also be designed in a way to control as many variables as possible. If you don’t have a way to measure outcomes, you’re just guessing about the overall effectiveness of what you’re testing, no matter how well…