
Food & Nutrition
Deficiencies that are real, supplements that are not, and eating in a way you can keep up.
Evidence over trends, and honesty about how thin the evidence often is.
Diets, compared honestlyMediterranean, keto, fasting and plants, on the evidence
The in-depth guides

Are Seed Oils Bad for You? The Evidence, Calmly
A doctor reviews the seed oil debate: what trials show about canola, sunflower and soybean oil, where the toxic claim came from, and what to cook with.

Can Supplements Damage Your Liver? Yes: Here Is the List
A doctor explains supplement liver injury: which products cause most cases, the early warning signs, how doctors catch it, and how to buy safely.

Coffee and Your Health: What the Evidence Honestly Shows
A doctor reviews the real evidence on coffee: the mostly good news, why caffeine affects people so differently, blood pressure, sleep math, and who should cut back.

Creatine: The Most Studied Supplement, Explained
A doctor explains creatine: what it does for strength and muscle, the safety evidence, who benefits most, and exactly how to take it.

Do Longevity Supplements Work? NMN, Resveratrol, NAD and the Rest
What the human evidence actually shows for NMN, resveratrol, NAD boosters, taurine, spermidine and metformin, and the short list that is worth your money.

Do Probiotics Actually Work? What the Evidence Says
A doctor sorts probiotic fact from marketing: where the pills help, where food beats them, and when the money is better spent on fiber.

Iron Deficiency and Anemia: The Most Missed Cause
A doctor explains why ferritin matters more than hemoglobin, how iron deficiency causes symptoms before anemia appears, and when low iron needs investigating.

Protein After 60: Why Older Adults Need More, Not Less
A doctor explains sarcopenia, why protein needs rise with age while appetite falls, how to spread protein across meals, and the foods that get you there.

The Anti-Inflammatory Diet: What the Evidence Actually Supports
A doctor explains what chronic inflammation really is, which foods have genuine evidence behind them, what CRP can and cannot tell you, and why superfoods fail.

The Mediterranean Diet: Why Doctors Keep Recommending It
A doctor explains the Mediterranean diet: what it actually is, the trial evidence behind it, what a day of eating looks like, and how to start cheaply.

Ultra-Processed Foods: What the Evidence Shows
A doctor explains the NOVA classification in plain terms, what studies really show about ultra-processed foods, why they drive overeating, and honest swaps.

Vitamin D Deficiency: Who Actually Needs Testing
A doctor separates what vitamin D really does for bones and muscles from what it has been oversold for, and explains who should actually be tested.
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