I’ve started writing a couple of posts. I’m particularly interested as a nutritionist, in the application of some of the science I heard at ancestral nutrition.
In the meantime, I’ve been jumping all over the internet / blogging world getting trapped into reading one fascinating post after another, most from the amazing smart folks who were either at the symposium or presenting at it.
I’m a bit of an information gatherer by nature, and I like to pull stuff together so I’ve got it in one place. So I’ve done a bit of ‘pulling it all together’ of links for AHS presenters. Things like their blogs, published books and articles, pubmed links and the videos & slides from AHS. (Not finished yet, but here is the start – I’ll plug away at this over the next few days)
Here goes:
Where is all started: The Vision from Brent Pottenger and Dr. Aaron Blaisdell
Organizing an Ancestral Fitness Symposium: a New Direction in Physiology
It all happened on the 5th and 6th of August 2011 at the beautiful campus of UCLA. 600 hundred participants from around the world, around 50 speakers, and 16 poster presentations.
AHS website. AHS Facebook. AHS twitter #AHS11
Podcast interview with Brent Pottenger and Dr Aaron Blaisdell
Here is a link to the abstracts of all the speakers and poster presentations
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Presenters:
Aaron Blaisdell, PhD, Opening remarks: Video
Boyd Eaton, MD– Emory University,
Ancestral Health: Past, present, and future: AHS Video, AHS Slides, No Blog, PubMed, Published books
Loren Cordain, PhD – Colorado State University, Fort Collins
Origins and evolution of western human diet: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published research, Published books
Staffan Lindeberg, MD, PhD – University of Lund, Sweden
Food and western disease: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Books
Robb Wolf,
The paleo solution: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Books
Lynda Frassetto, MD – University of California, San Francisco
Does everyone need to eat a paleo diet?
AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website profile, Pubmed, Publications, Published Books
TV health segments that sprang from her work: http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2011/11/03/healthwatch-what%E2%80%99s-in-the-paleo-diet/
Stephan Guyenet, PhD – University of Washington
Obesity; old solutions for a new problem: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Books
Gary Taubes, MA – University of California, Berkeley
The case against sugar(s): AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Books and articles
Michael Eades, MD – Protein Power
“Nouvelle Paleo: Caving into Carbs” : AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Books
Nell Stephenson, BS USC EXSC, ACSM
Paleo eating in practice: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Book
Pedro Bastos, MS, MA – Lund University, Sweden
Milk, dairy and human health: An historical, evolutionary and global perspective: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, http://www.nutriscience.pt/ Pubmed, Published Article, Books
Mark Cohen, PhD – SUNY Plattsburgh
The effects of cultural evolution on human health: AHS Video, Slides, Blog article / Website, Pubmed, Publications, Published books
Guy-Andre Pelouze, MD – France
Paleodiet and atheroma: A cardiovascular surgeon’s perspective: AHS Video, Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Books
Don Matesz, MS
Ancestral nutrition, An alternative approach: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Books
Richard Jacobson
Vitamin D and diseases of aging: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Books
Emily Deans, MD and Jamie Scott
Resiliency: Human-friendly pathways to optimal health: AHS Video,
Emily Deans, MD, psychiatrist,Norwood, MA, Clinical Instructor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.
Part 1: Evolutionary Medicine and Mental Illness:AHS Slides, Blog / Psychology Today Blog, Pubmed, Published Books
Jamie Scott, PGDipNutMed.PGDipSportExMed.BSc.BPhEd, Chirstchurch, NZ Part 2: The Application of Evolutionary Biology to Corporate Health and Wellness Programmes: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Books
Dr. BG, (Aka Grace Liu) PharmD and Tim Gerstmar, ND
The rainforest in your gut: A brief tour through your intestinal biome, why it’s messed up, and how to fix it: AHS Video AHS Slides
Dr. BG, (Aka Grace Liu) PharmD, San Ramon, CA: Blogs: Animal Pharm, nephropal, Pubmed, Book Pending -Using Science to Recover Health: Hurricane Jillian
Tim Gerstmar, ND, Redmond, WA: Blog /Website, Pubmed, Published Books
Craig Stanford, PhD – University of Southern California
Great apes and the evolution of human diet: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Recent Published Books, All Publications
Richard Feinman, PhD Biochemistry, SUNY, New York
Nutrition and metabolism, The nutrition mess – can we fix it?: AHS Slides, AHS Video, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Research, Published Books
Chris Masterjohn, Doctoral Candidate -University of Connecticut
Heart disease and molecular degeneration: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blogs: Weston A Price. The Daily Lipid / Website, Pubmed, Published Books
Robert Lustig, MD – University of California, San Francisco
The trouble with fructose: a Darwinian perspective: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Books, The famous “Sugar the Bitter Truth” video
Mat Lalonde, PhD, Harvard
An organic chemist’s perspective on paleo: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Books, Seminar: OPT, Links to podcasts
Mark Sisson
Play: A lost art: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Books
Nora Gedgaudas, CNS, CNT
Primal mind: Diet and mental health: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog, Websites: Primal Body Primal Mind, Northwest Neurofeedback, Pubmed, Published Books
Melissa McEwen, NYC
Clues from the colon: How this organ illuminates our digestive evolution and microniche: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Books
John Durant, NYC
Nebuchadnezzar to knut: A brief history of zoos: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog /Website, Pubmed, Published Books
Andreas Eenfeldt, MD – Sweden
Evolution of a diet revolution: AHS Video, AHS Slides, English Blog/Website, Swedish Blog/Website, Pubmed, Published Books: Swedish,
Doug McGuff, MD, P.A.
Body by science: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Books
Erwan LeCorre
MovNat: Evolutionarily natural fitness: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Books
James O’Keefe, MD
Organic fitness: How to train like a hunter-gatherer: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Cardiotabs website Pubmed, Published Books and publications
Seth Roberts, PhD and Tucker Max: AHS Video
Seth Roberts, PhD
What foods make my brain work best: , AHS Slides, AHS Video, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Books, Articles
Tucker Max
Mixed martial arts in ancestral health and From cave to cage: AHS Slides, AHS Video, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Books, Movie
Kevin Boyd, DDS, MS and Michael Mew, DDS
Where is Darwin on dentistry? Caries and malocclusion from an evolutionary perspective: AHS Video
Kevin Boyd, DDS , AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Books
Michael Mew, DDS: AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Books
Denise Minger
How to win an argument with a vegetarian: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Books -look out for it in 2012
Matt Metzgar, PhD – University of North Carolina, Charlotte
Sustainability of paleo diets: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published Books
Tom Naughton
Bad science: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website – Tom Naughton, Fathead, Pubmed, Published book, Movie
Vivian A. Shelton, PsyD
Evolutionary bariatrics: A “new” treatment approach to morbid obesity: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published books
Richard Nikoley
Self-experimentation: The best science: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published books
Frank Forencich, BA
Talk paleo to me: Telling a bigger story: AHS Video, AHS Slides, Blog / Website, Pubmed, Published books, Other publications, Post AHS Paleo Essay
Keith Norris and Skyler Tanner
Efficient exercise; personalized training: AHS Video, AHS Slides,
Keith Norris : Blog / Website: Theory to Practice, Efficient Exercise Austin, Pubmed, Published books
Skyler Tanner : Blog / Website, Efficient Exercise Austin, Pubmed, Published books
Brent Pottenger (blog), MHA; Joe Sobolewski, MHA; Janet Chang (Blog); Nate Rosenberg (blog); and William Meller, MD (facebook, published book)
Bridging the gaps: Integrating ancestral health into our healthcare systems: AHS Video
Aaron Blaisdell: Closing Remarks, AHS Video
Poster Presentations
Matt Wallden “Dimensional Mastery: How understanding where we’ve come from gives us valuable insights into where we’re headed” (Blog / Website)
Jonathan Carey “How to Triple Your HDL”
Catherine Shanahan “Bone Broths: The Missing Link in the Evolution of the Modern Superathlete” (Blog / website )
Dan Pardi “The Multifactorial Influence of Chronic Sleep Reduction on Body Weight” (blog / webiste and Eat,move,sleep)
Adele Hite “What Does the USDA Really Represent?” (video, profile)
Melissa and Dallas Urban “Paleo Made Simple: A Template for Avoiding Common Errors When Adopting an Evolution-Based Diet” (blog / website)
Stephanie Schnorr “Does physical activity impact dietary choice in a modern Western population to correspond to hunter-gatherer macronutrient profiles?”
Steve Brown “Unlocking the Canine Ancestral Diet, Healthier Dog Food the ABC Way” (blog / website)
Meghan Gillette “Declining Age at Menarche: An Indicator of Declining Public Health” (academic paper)
John Montgomery “How psychological dysfunction arises from disparities between hunter-gatherer and modern lifestyles: A new theoretical and therapeutic model”
Steven Platek “The Ancestral Classroom” (Blog / website, Profile, Published book)
David Pendergrass “Neuroregulation of Appetite: Paleo Nutrition Supports Homeostasis of Macronutrients and Energy Balance” (Blog / Website)
Peter Ballerstedt “Grass Based Health: The Big Picture” (Blog / Website)
Brian Geremia & Justin Park “Ancestry: A Re-imagined Approach to Education” (PDF)
Anna Floyd “Game Over: Comparing the Childhood Play Style of Modern Western Societies with Hunter-Gatherer Societies”
Armida Ayala, PhD, MHA “Foods from Our Past: Reclaiming the Paleo Diet Experience in Latino Communities.”
Gil Butler (Blog: Whats in what you eat) screened his movie, Primal Chef!, in the Grand Ballroom during the “Meet the Authors/Producers” session on Friday night: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2xf0b-NSJY
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More really useful links of compilations:
Jimmy Moore, the people’s champion of low carb eating, has done podcasts of many of the presenters, some attendees, and many ‘should be presenters’ in 2012. Must-Hear Podcast Interviews After Attending The 2011 Ancestral Health Symposium
Richard Nikoley, Free the Animal, champion of all paleo peeps, big and little people alike, has links to everyone’s posts on AHS: The Great Ancestral Health Symposium Blog Post Roundup #AHS11
Nice job! Thanks!
Thanks Julianne! Want a job at AHS? (kidding, we’re just a bunch of volunteer hobbyists.)
Yeah – I have a habit of doing stuff I don’t get paid for too.
Now you’re just throwing chum in the water!
Wow!! This is very comprehensive…and downright awesome!!!
No love for Keith and I? I made a joke about everyone listening to Le Corre bang on about nature instead of visiting us but I didn’t expect it to carry this far!
Getting there! I watched you and Keith in person. I’m working through the list, not finished yet. Please don’t take this as a personal slight! 🙂
I’m just playing around, though a 😉 would have been helpful! Maybe you’re trying to keep the blog PG, which would explain our talk being excluded.
😉
You will be added today – promise! You talk is R – rated? — must watch again
Thank you. The more information the better. I recently found the problem of candida is another productive avenue of inquiry.
Thank you! This is such an awesome resource!!
Great links!
Here are some great ones on gluten, albeit it is addressing autism but the talks have far wider applications.
Cheers,
-Cory
Speaker: Alessio Fasano, MD
Speaks of gluten and its relation to autism, the impact on inflammation in the brain.
http://www.autism.com/pro_videoflv.asp?flv=baltimore_2010_28_fasano&h=480&w=640&VID=90
Alessio Fasano, MD | 4/10/2010
http://www.autism.com/pro_videoflv.asp?flv=baltimore_2010_33_fasano&h=480&w=640&VID=95
Alessio Fasano, MD | 4/11/2010