Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art
Journalist James Nestor investigates how modern humans learned to breathe badly, and what researchers, athletes, and breathwork practitioners have found about…
2,011-word summary · 9 min read
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Journalist James Nestor investigates how modern humans learned to breathe badly, and what researchers, athletes, and breathwork practitioners have found about…
2,011-word summary · 9 min read
David Sheff recounts watching his son Nic slide into meth addiction, and his own desperate, humbling search for how to help without destroying them both.
2,076-word summary · 9 min read
Pollan argues we stopped eating food and started eating nutrients, and offers a plain way back.
2,320-word summary · 10 min read
A Berkeley sleep scientist explains how sleep shapes memory, mood, and health, and what happens when we miss it.
2,755-word summary · 12 min read
Four meals traced from corn fields to foraging show what industrial food costs and what else is possible.
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Fries, burgers, and meatpacking traced from stands to slaughterhouses show cheap food true price.
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A hurt runner seeks the Tarahumara of Copper Canyons, finds Caballo Blanco, and joins a hidden fifty mile race about why people run.
2,679-word summary · 12 min read