gm, most of the health advice on the internet is harmful

e.g., "don't use sunscreen" or "avoid fluoride in toothpaste"

first leads to skin cancer, second leads to more cavities

whenever someone is trying to give you health advice, ask for peer reviewed research

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peer review itself is also questionable. the best is having a biostats PhD friend with OCD who loves answering questions lol

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no one questions that it is questionable

no paper is 100% perfect

but it is *the closest* we get to the truth

the alternative to peer-reviewed data is either no data or non-peer-reviewed data

both are terrible