Posts Tagged ‘nutrition’
Weekend Reading
Articles and links of interest to advocates of science, medicine, and pharmacy:
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Tags: antiscience, GMOs, homeopathy, nutrition, TCM
Should you “Eat Clean”?
Like many of you I’m interested in the science of good nutrition. In general, I’ve come to be pretty skeptical of the nutritional literature, as so many studies seem to follow the same trajectory that we see with drug studies: Trivial changes in non-relevant outcomes, a failure to consider the results in the context of […]
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Tags: Clean Food, diets, Eat Clean, nutrition, weight loss
If there is an antithesis to the principles of science-based medicine, it’s probably the Dr. Oz show. In this daytime television parallel universe, anecdotes are evidence. There are no incremental advances in knowledge — only medical miracles. And every episode neatly offers up three or four takeaway health nuggets that, more often than not, seem […]
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Tags: antoxidants, bryce wylde, dr. oz, nutrition, palm oil, red palm oil, the dr. oz show
