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Pee All That You Can Pee

By Rob Archangel And rounding out this weekend’s guest posts outside of 180 is this gem from Matt,? Pee All That You Can Pee? How Much Should You Drink? This one is brought to you by Krista Scott-Dixon over at Stumptuous. In it, Matt talks about the fundamental but seemingly dumb idea that how often we pee impacts how we feel, and that we might do better paying attention to it. And that,...

Eating the Food- An Overview of the 180 Approach

By Rob Archangel Howdy campers. Recently regular reader Joey Lott interviewed Matt for his website. The plan is to feature several other writers alongside Matt on the topic of helping people restore their metabolic rates and take back their health. It may be compiled together as a printed resource one of these days, but you can access the 180 goodness right away here. It’s a good interview...

Going Gray: A Sign of Healthy Aging

By Rob Archangel, 180DegreeHealth.com staff writer? Special Announcement   This will be the last post of 180 Degree Health. Time to shut ‘er down and move on to our exciting new venture: rapid weight loss methods, just in time for the warm weather. It’s gonna be great- feel free to send your credit card information our way right now so you can be on the ground floor for this...

Healthy Life Summit

?Today is the last day to get all the recordings for the Healthy Life Summit before the price doubles. Of course, you can also listen to all the recordings on the day they come out for free just by registering your?email?address. That’s how all these online conferences seem to work. There are definitely a few interesting talks amongst the 35 speakers presenting at this online...

Terrible Tragedy of the Healthy Eater

A while back I posted links to some of the best articles I had recently read. Readers seemed to really enjoy being directed to these great reads. Here’s another installment… The first is an absolute must-read. I love information, but I have a weakness for really clever and creative writing. This article combines both in one of the best pieces I’ve read on the modern disease...