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Thanks to social media, the amount of science we have access to has sky-rocketed but whilst these often-well-crafted videos can be incredibly plausible and persuasive, is the science as good as the presentation? Using their background in science education and marketing, our duo consider social media’s handling of everything from Ozempic to period-based exercising, teasing out the great from the grim and the brilliant from the bunkum whilst helping their listeners to develop their own truth-seeking skills
WTYT hosts Who Told You That, a science show with 50 episodes published.
Here’s a question for you, which 50% do you fall into? The 50% that know that processed milk is strongly linked to our risk of developing colorectal cancer or the 50% that thinks there’s no such thing as too much ham, ba
Let’s be honest, when we hear the word osteoporosis, what image comes to mind? An elite athlete at the peak of their powers? No? How about a frail older lady? Is that closer to the mark? I mean osteoporosis, that’s an ol
Yes, raw milk does contain probiotic bacteria, but unfortunately, they’re only the ones that give you salmonella, listeria and e-coli! No, drinking raw milk will not protect you against the H5N1 virus, responsible for
If you enjoyed today’s discussion and want to find out more, here’s a great overview of the toxicity of the fast fashion industry, and when you ready to go deeper, check out this scientific paper. Take a look at the foll
Episode Resources: Check out these articles for more great information on the science of stretching and if you want to check your understanding of dynamic vs. static stretching then look no further than this resource. He
Episode Resources: Here’s that original announcement from the FDA that seems to be responsible for President Trump’s concern about tylenol. Here are the thoughts of the highly regarded, Yale School of Public Health, Here
EPISODE RESOURCES: For a straightforward overview of what’s a ultra processed food (UPFs) and how to spot them, check out this article. Click here to be shocked just How much of these UPFs we’re actually eating! For an o
Go back, go back, go back if you haven’t already listened to Part one of Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow? This conversation will make way more sense after you’ve listened to that one :)
We’re so excited to be back and what better way to return than with a discussion requested by two of our fantastic listeners! Thanks to Nathan and Meaghan, our upcoming two-parter is all about that stuff that when it’s g
In today’s episode, our WTYT? duo continue their discussion about the science, the good and the bad of vaccines. So, if you haven’t already listened to part one, press pause and head back to that episode first, this epis
According to the World Health Organization, more than 150 million lives have been saved in the last half century of global vaccination programs, yet vaccination rates the US, UK and Canada have been declining for the las
episode resources: Here’s an example of one of those studies that did appear to show a benefit from collagen supplementation on various aspects of the appearance of facial skin. It also discusses the difficulties of coll
Here’s the article that first drew the WTYT? team’s attention to the LMNT issue and although you can’t find it on the LMNT website anymore (I wonder why?), here’s Robb Wolf’s blog post where he tries to defend the mislab
We’re learning more about Ozempic almost every day. Scientists are able to collect data at an almost unprecedented rate, at least in part because to date, a whopping 1 in 8 American adults have used Ozempic or a similar
Episode Resources: Before we really get going, just how keen is the world on alcohol, click here to find out! Read how Covid changed the world’s drinking habits here. How much is too much? Here are the current US and UK
In 2026 creatine will celebrate a century since being first used as a supplement, making it one of the oldest supplements as well as one of the most researched. But what does that research show? Will it make the gym rats
If 23andMe tells us that we’re 35% Scottish, is is time to rush out and buy a kilt? Can we really blame our 2% Viking DNA for our atrocious behavior on the soccer field? And what of our 8% Welsh DNA, is that the reason w
Unless we live in Alaska, most of us will have not one but a choice of neighborhood Med spas in which to spend our hard-earned cash. But just because our favorite celeb likes to kick back with a friend and matching IV’s,
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