jungle of science
categoryBeneficial effects of exercise other than weight loss
Currently biestmilch is supporting a weight loss program of two of its friends. My view on this topic was from the beginning that the guys should not focus on weight loss only, should not put the scale into...
Huh! Tired but happy
Our closest circle of biestmilch combattants met in Mitterberg, Styria. The planning meeting for 2010 was very constructive and creative. But I still need some time for recovery, it was a very intensive time with promissing results. Grimming,...
Prevention of Influenza Episodes With Colostrum Compared With Vaccination in Healthy and High-Risk Cardiovascular Subjects: The Epidemiologic Study in San Valentino
a study by Maria Rosaria Cesarone, MD, Gianni Belcaro, MD, PhD, Andrea Di Renzo, BA, et al. from San Valentino-Spoltore Vascular Screening Project, Department of Biomedical Sciences, G D’annunzio University, Chieti, Pescara, Italy. Here the original study The...
The triathlete’s training bible – a book review
November is probably the only time of the year where athletes have got the mental strength to read a book that is not only entertaining but instructive. Triathlon is a very consuming sport, it takes a lot of...
Everybody knows, or maybe not!
20 years ago in Berlin it happened that the cold war ended; at least this is the label we gave this event. I think it has been such a ground-shaking incident that my blog is allowed to pick...
Clearing out our office
bulky waste container with poinsettia I had 2 days without computer work – almost without to be honest. It was good, I enjoyed it.
Symmetry: a principle of perfection and surrogate parameter to adjust exercise and training?
Recently, I have been training with my personal coach as I do twice every week, and it came that we were discussing the topic of symmetry. I enjoy this luxury of having a coach since I am suffering...
The vicious circle of Crohn’s disease and why biestmilch can help
Since one century scientists try to find out about the cause of inflammatory bowel diseases. New techniques make it possible to examine whether there exist specific genetic profiles that cause chronic diseases. For Crohn's disease we know today...
