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Time-course changes in fluid balance following ingestion of a novel glycerol-electrolyte solution in a randomized trial

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By Lindsay Baker, Edwin Davidson, John F. Crosby, Jacquelyne Rea, Peter John D. De Chavez, Kristin L. Osterberg
| Nature Verified
Abstract This randomized trial tested the effects of a novel glycerol-electrolyte solution (GES) compared with placebo on fluid balance for 8 h. Twenty-five (12 female, 13 male) healthy, active adults (30 ± 7 y, 76.91 ± 13.27 kg) completed two trials in a randomized, counterbalanced order. After arriving at the laboratory euhydrated, participants emptied their bladder, then had baseline body mass measured.
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Lindsay Baker’s Living Future 2026 Keynote Address

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By Lindsay Baker
| International Living Future Institute (IFLI)
Each year, Lindsay Baker, Living Future’s CEO, brings clarity and perspective to the state of the regenerative movement and the role each of us plays within it. This year’s message feels especially urgent. In her keynote, she reflects on the signals emerging around us, what people in power often do when they feel threatened, and how we can stay connected, focused, and effective as we work to scale progress together. This year, she was interrupted midway through her keynote by a fire alarm.
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Kin to Yesteryear: 10 of the best books of 2026 so far Original

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By Rebecca Laurence Verified, Lindsay Baker
| BBC Verified
By Rebecca Laurence and Lindsay Baker23rd May 2026 From a darkly comic tale of revenge to a beautiful contemplation on friendship, here are the year's most acclaimed works of fiction so far. (Credit: Penguin) Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke "Daring, deranged, cleverly written," is how Vogue describes the buzzy debut by Caro Claire Burke. In this satirical thriller, tradwife influencer Natalie inexplicably wakes up in the year 1855 in a crumbling homestead.
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