The Human Ecological Niche and Modern Health
The Ancestral Health Society fosters collaboration among scientists, healthcare professionals and laypersons who study and communicate about health from an evolutionary perspective to develop solutions to our modern health challenges.
The society’s primary role is to host the Ancestral Health Symposium, which is produced by a hobbyist volunteer model, utilizing the strengths of various individuals who proudly live an ancestral lifestyle. This model helps keep the cost of attending the symposium low.
In addition, the society plans to host a peer-reviewed journal for publication of experimental and clinical research and theory on human health from the evolutionary/ancestral perspective. This journal is in the process of being founded.
About the Society
#AHS11 Archives
Aaron Blaisdell and Brent Pottenger on the Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb and Voice for Hope.
Check the Web site and the AHS Facebook page regularly for important updates.
The society and the symposium are both made possible by Ancestry, a 501(c)(3).
Cheers!
Thanks for your interest in the Ancestral Health Society!
- The Ancestral Health Team
A sponsor of:
2011
Los Angeles, CA
AHS11
2012
Boston, MA
AHS12
Society Membership
If you attended AHS11; congratulations, you are already a member!
The society will open for new membership without dues on March 2, 2012.
Beginning September 2012, a tiered dues structure will go into place.
Benefits of membership:
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•Eligible for involvement in the society’s governing board;
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•Participation in the annual Ancestral Health Symposium;
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•Early access to society publications.
Harvard Law School
with the Harvard Food Law Society
August 9-11, 2012
#AHS12
