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A man is standing in a pharmacy, looking intently at a bulb of garlic, confused by the claims that garlic can reduce blood pressure.
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OPINION
Health

Garlic and blood pressure: what the evidence shows and what it doesn’t

Can garlic replace blood pressure medication? We unpack the science, the hype, and why balanced dietary patterns still matter most.
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A person compares an apple to an orange, signifying how analogies can be used to shape nutrition debates
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How analogies shape nutrition debates: power and limitations to be aware of

From the Glucose Goddess comparing glucose to cavities to Dr. Berg calling canola oil “engine lubricant,” nutrition analogies go viral. We unpack the risks and share tips on how to spot misleading comparisons.
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A mother looks confused at whether to feed her baby infant formula or raw goats milk, alluding to the misinformation surrounding this claim.
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OPINION
Health

Does infant formula cause autism? Why the science says no, and why raw goat’s milk is not a safe alternative

Does formula cause autism? Is raw goat’s milk safe for infants? Here’s what research really says about these feeding claims.
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A woman holds a chicken leg and a packet of pasta, comparing the claimed benefits of animal products to manage type-2 diabetes.
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Nutrition

Can we reverse Type 2 Diabetes with an animal-based diet?

Some claims that an animal-based diet can reverse type 2 diabetes oversimplify the science. Cutting whole food groups isn’t supported by science. Here’s how to spot evidence-based advice.
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