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One of the worst enemies for men and women is high levels of estrogen. Period. In this video I’m going to give you my three foods to avoid at all costs if you’re trying to have the energy to stay focused in the office, and in the gym. At the end, I’m going to give..
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In Depth Look at Intermittent Fasting and its Effect on Inflammation Fasting has been used for medical and therapeutic purposes for thousands of years. In recent years, intermittent fasting (IF) has been gaining traction as a tool in the fitness space to maintain muscle while burning fat. The idea of IF is to go without..
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Hey, It’s Thomas DeLauer and I’m going to talk in this video about Substance P. Substance P is not a drug that’s plaguing the high school system and it’s not a hip hop artist. Substance P is something that has to do with your nervous system. In this video, I want to talk about cayenne..
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Can you be healthy and fit without animal products? That’s the big question here. I’m not a vegan and I don’t pretend to be one, but I work with a lot of them, I work with a lot of vegan athletes, and I’ve worked with a lot of vegan executives in the past. One of..
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The European trajectory. America presently faces a choice between a form of “cuddle capitalism”—what others consider creeping socialism, the therapeutic-nanny state—and a more dynamic market economy, rooted in liberty with limited government. The thesis of Samuel Gregg’s timely book is that we are embarked down the first of these paths and that America is actually..
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The Legatum Institute hosted Ted Roosevelt Malloch, Chairman and CEO of The Global Fiduciary Governance LLC, for a luncheon discussion on his new book, ‘The End of Ethics and the Way Back’. Malloch discussed a wide range of research showing that notions of virtue and levels of trust have been eroded in our society, why..
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Written by By THEODORE ROOSEVELT MALLOCH published in “The spectator“ In 2005, Sir John Templeton, who died last year at 95, foresaw the economic and financial disaster we are now living through. As “annus horribilis” 2008 recedes into the background it might be timely to look back a few years and ask: Who really saw..
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Written by By THEODORE ROOSEVELT MALLOCH published in “The spectator“ To Change the World: The Irony, Tragedy, and Possibility of Christianity in the Late Modern World By James Davison Hunter (Oxford University Pres, 368 pages, $27.95) I don’t consider myself an exile, but I do consider myself a Christian. James Davison Hunter would say that’s..
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Written by By THEODORE ROOSEVELT MALLOCH published in “The spectator“ Wilhelm Röpke’s Political Economy by Samuel Gregg (Edward Elgar Publishing Inc., 216 pages, $125) Many people, particularly on this side of the Atlantic, have never heard of Wilhelm Röpke. That is a shame since he is one of the most important economists of the 20th..
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Written by By THEODORE ROOSEVELT MALLOCH published in “The Weekly Standard“ How to Revive Capitalism and Put America Back on Top by Matthew Bishop and Michael Green Crown Business, 384 pp., $27 Three weeks ago, high in the wintry alpine resort of Davos-Klosters, Switzerland, the world’s elite convened under the auspices of the World Economic..
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Resolved: “Embrace American Exceptionalism” American exceptionalism is the view that the United States occupies a special role among the nations of the world in terms of its national ethos, political, economic and religious institutions, and its being built by immigrants. The roots of the position date back to 1630 with John Winthrop’s “City Upon a..
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Communist China’s decision to join the global economy triggered the greatest contraction of poverty in world history. Yet amazingly, the indispensable impetus to that transformation—its inspiration and guide, the source of much of its talent and capital—has been widely overlooked, and never replicated. The model of Hong Kong has been hiding in plain sight. Hong..
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