Real Food First
If your great-grandmother wouldn't recognise it as food, it probably isn't. Whole, minimally processed foods are the non-negotiable baseline.
Ancient Wisdom. Modern Evidence.
Cut through the noise of corporate wellness.
Rediscover ancestral truth. Live with purpose.
Our Point of View
Six principles that guide every article, argument, and field note on this site.
If your great-grandmother wouldn't recognise it as food, it probably isn't. Whole, minimally processed foods are the non-negotiable baseline.
Calories matter, but they're downstream of metabolic context. Understanding how your body processes fuel matters more than counting numbers.
Humans evolved over millions of years. Our physiology reflects that history. Modern nutritional advice that ignores our evolutionary context deserves scepticism.
Follow the funding. Dietary guidelines, nutrition research, and food labelling are shaped by industries with enormous financial stakes in the outcome.
You are a sample size of one. Track what you eat, how you feel, and how your body responds. Data from your own biology outranks any population study.
We hold no tribal allegiance to paleo, keto, carnivore, or any other label. We follow evidence, acknowledge uncertainty, and update when the data demands it.
The Core Framing
Most nutrition content is indistinguishable from its sponsors. Here's how we sort it.
Primal inputs your biology recognises and rewards.
Modern distractions engineered to capture attention and revenue.
Browse by Topic
primal-nutrition
Whole foods, ancestral eating patterns, and the macros that actually matter.
metabolic-health
Blood glucose, insulin sensitivity, and the markers modern medicine under-uses.
food-myths
The nutrition claims that collapse under honest scrutiny — with the evidence.
field-notes
Practical dispatches: what I tried, what worked, what the data said.
big-food
Following the money behind the studies, the guidelines, and the lobbying.
experiments
Personal protocols, n=1 trials, and honest reporting of what moved the needle.