Fixed.  Thank you for pointing that out!

JS

My first qualification is that unlike the American Dietetic Association, I am not sponsored by Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Hershey, M&M Mars, Splenda, Kellogg's, General Mills, Unilever, Cargill, Otsuka Pharmaceutical, or Abbott Laboratories.  (Link).  

Of course it would be churlish to suggest that large multinational corporations would act in any way but altruistically for the benefit of all humankind -- instead of in the interest of their own profits, by maintaining a fat, sedentary population addicted to their industrial 'food products' and dependent on their drugs.

And it would be downright rude to point out that over 30 years of advice from the ADA, the US government, and the medical profession has made us fatter than ever.

But arguing over qualifications is irrelevant, because facts aren't changed by the source.  I link my references, and you can read them and make your own decisions.

JS

Dana:

It's ironic that we've only become interested in ancestral human diet and behavior now that we're perilously close to eradicating its few remaining traces.  The older information, collected by people like Weston A. Price, is actually more valuable because it's firsthand.

JS

Asclepius:

I'm glad you enjoyed the interview!  As you've probably noticed from my FAQ, I view diet and exercise as just the start.

I look forward to reading your thoughts about TGC!

FYI for my readers: Asclepius writes Natural Messiah.  Here's one of my favorite posts: "How Long Did They Trial This For?"  Baise-moi, indeed.

JS

Eddie:

Thank you!  Do stick around to enjoy the articles, and let us know what you think when you've finished!

JS

Eddie:

I wrote TGC like it was non-fiction.  Strictly speaking it's a biography -- of someone who's not human.  I'm glad it spoke to you.  Thanks for letting me know.

Part 2 of the Breakfast Myth is coming next week due to being stuck on planes this week...but I've given you something to chew on in the meantime.

JS

Marilyn:

As you no doubt noticed, the word "gnoll" has two radically different meanings!  One is an alternate spelling of "knoll", to which the article you linked refers.  The other refers to hyena-people: here's a brief history of how the second meaning came about.  No one in The Gnoll Credo is Welsh 🙂

I'm glad you find my articles useful!  Feel free to poke through the index: there's a lot of information here.

JS