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Dr. Carvalho discusses the prevalence of misinformation in nutrition science and the importance of considering scientific evidence and methodology. He emphasizes the importance of examining the pattern of research over time, rather than relying on individual studies, and warns against oversimplifying complex scientific concepts. Dr. Carvalho also touches on the challenges of communicating nuanced information to the public and the rise of evidence-based content from scientists and doctors on social media. He discusses the complexity of nutrition science, focusing on the health effects of different foods, specifically milk, and the controversies surrounding certain food groups like dairy and saturated fat. Dr. Carvalho encourages a balanced approach to nutrition and warns against labeling certain foods as universally good or bad based on individual sensitivities or intolerances. He also discusses the importance of considering multiple studies and perspectives in nutrition science and the need to base scientific claims on evidence rather than personal biases or ideologies.
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By Chris JeffriesDr. Carvalho discusses the prevalence of misinformation in nutrition science and the importance of considering scientific evidence and methodology. He emphasizes the importance of examining the pattern of research over time, rather than relying on individual studies, and warns against oversimplifying complex scientific concepts. Dr. Carvalho also touches on the challenges of communicating nuanced information to the public and the rise of evidence-based content from scientists and doctors on social media. He discusses the complexity of nutrition science, focusing on the health effects of different foods, specifically milk, and the controversies surrounding certain food groups like dairy and saturated fat. Dr. Carvalho encourages a balanced approach to nutrition and warns against labeling certain foods as universally good or bad based on individual sensitivities or intolerances. He also discusses the importance of considering multiple studies and perspectives in nutrition science and the need to base scientific claims on evidence rather than personal biases or ideologies.
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Bill Ayers | Anarchism & Socialism | Weathermen Underground | #98 HR
A Conversation with Cory Doctorow | Author, Journalist & Activist #155 HR
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