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Health and wellness claims are everywhere. Who do you trust? Mar 30 7:20pm | By Dr. Denise Millstine and Lisa Speckhard-Pasque (@readtalkgrow)
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I especially liked the paragraph on "A call for more compassionate healthcare." I totally agree 100% with everything that is stated there.

To determine if claims about health and wellness products and services are accurate, I research them and look for corroborating reports and studies from respected and reliable sources. I'm also interested in the most recent studies, as older studies may now be obsolete or have been proven to be false or inaccurate.

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Dr. Denise Millstine | @drdenise | Mar 28 1:06am

I think it can be really hard - and this book reminded me that even when a product starts high quality and from a good place, it can be modified in ways that are hidden to the consumer.
Have you been able to find platforms to sort out whether you can trust a product?

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