Ditch The Myth: Are Supplements a Modern Necessity or Just Expensive Urine?
Supplements promise vitality in a pill, but science says most of us don’t need them. Discover when vitamins truly matter—and when you’re just paying for expensive urine.”
Supplements promise vitality in a pill, but science says most of us don’t need them. Discover when vitamins truly matter—and when you’re just paying for expensive urine.”
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“Testosterone is sold as a shortcut to vitality, but the truth is more interesting: a real hormone with real benefits for some men — and real risks if handled like a lifestyle supplement. This evidence-first piece explains what testosterone does, how DHT differs, who should be tested, what the major trials actually found, and why the “Low-T” wellness boom needs better guardrails.”
“Semaglutide and Tirzepatide for weight loss: how these injections work, who should consider them, safety, cost, stopping strategies, and practical steps to keep the weight off.”
“mRNA technology rewired modern medicine — a decades-long arc from DNA’s discovery to lifesaving COVID-19 vaccines and a future of personalized cancer vaccines, gene-therapy alternatives, and self-amplifying RNA. Understand the science, the safety, and why this platform is revolutionary.”
“Cannabis is often sold as a miracle substance — from pain relief to better sleep. But what does science actually say? From brain chemistry to cardiovascular risk, we break down myths vs facts to help you see through the smoke.”
“Some claim high cholesterol is good for your health—but this is a dangerous myth. Discover why science shows cholesterol clogs arteries, when lifestyle changes aren’t enough, why statins are first-line therapy, and the truth about CoQ10, memory, and muscle risks.”
“ApoB and Lp(a) are powerful markers of cardiovascular risk that go beyond standard cholesterol testing. Learn what they are, why they matter, who should be tested, and how lifestyle and treatment strategies can help lower your risk.”
“The idea that vaccines cause autism began with fraud and has been repeatedly debunked by large, rigorous studies. From Denmark’s nationwide cohorts to Cochrane systematic reviews, the evidence is unequivocal: vaccines do not cause autism. This article explains the evidence, the fraudulent origin of the myth, and what large-scale genetics research shows about autism’s true roots.”
“Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) dominate modern diets worldwide, but emerging science reveals a troubling connection between UPFs, systemic inflammation, and chronic disease. From elevated hs-CRP levels to increased cardiovascular and cancer risks, here’s what you need to know—anchored in science, not hype.