Originally released for the 180 Degree Health members in 2009- 2010, each health report in the collection offers a feature article on the topic of the month, a look back into "The Old School" of great health pioneers, a recipe or three for food so good you'd "Slap Yo' Mama" for another bite, the 180D take on whether you should "Buy" or "Bye" the book of the month, as well as inspiring words of fire, "Palabras de Fuego." Topics include Inflammation, Hypothyroidism, Fructose, Autism, the Paleo Diet, and the Weston A Price Foundation, among many others. If you're ready to learn about some of the great health researchers of yesteryear, want great seasonally-appropriate menu ideas or unbiased reviews of noteworthy books, or just want a great introduction to some of author Matt Stone's prominent themes, the '180 Degree Health Report Collection' is your ticket. Collected for the first time in one volume- includes Reports on Insulin Resistance and Essential Fatty Acids not available anywhere else.

Got RBTI? Have any clue what it even is? You’re not alone. RBTI is a health theory developed years ago by a self-proclaimed biophysicist and religious fanatic named Carey Reams. The oddities of the man and his scientific errors in many realms aside – his protocol seems to be quite therapeutic for many people. It's based on taking a basic body chemistry analysis built around 7 fundamentals (ascertained from a simple urine and saliva test), and custom-building a diet designed to help one return to balance. When in balance, “the body is able to pick up the maximum amount of vitamins, minerals, and energy from the food that you eat and the body can heal itself as fast as Mother Nature will allow.” As a health explorer and researcher, I couldn’t resist the opportunity to see in person what one of RBTI’s top practitioners was doing.This is the inside scoop on what I saw taking place, a cohesive manual on how to follow the general guidelines of RBTI correctly according to the practioner I shadowed.