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Signal, not noise.

Thoughts on nutrition science, research integrity, and why it all matters.

Why I'm Building AllNutrition

After being diagnosed with a chronic autoimmune kidney disease, I was told my future depended on winning a lottery. I decided not to rely on luck. Today, my disease is in complete remission — and this is the story behind AllNutrition.

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Why I Want to Build a Productive Business, Not an Extractive One

Many modern businesses have become extraordinarily good at extracting value: advertising, lock-in, monopolies, pricing that optimizes willingness to pay. I want to build the other kind — and I'm rethinking pricing itself to get there.

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A Company Is an Extension of Its Founder

We trust companies. We lose trust in them. We admire some and avoid others. That's exactly how relationships between people work — so maybe a company is best understood as an extension of the people who build it.

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AI Is Not the Product

Nobody says 'we have ten million calculators working together, so now we can build a better bridge.' The bridge is the goal; the calculator helps you get there. AI deserves the same framing.

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Why I Started AllNutrition.info: Science, Signal, and the Battle Against Noise

If a study was published in a peer-reviewed journal, it was reliable. That was my assumption. Then I started reading more carefully — and that assumption broke down.

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