Everyone’s freaking out over the new CDC Autism Report — and yes, RFK Jr. had a lot to say. But is anyone actually reading the study? 📚 Before the media and politicians spin the numbers, we’re breaking down what the CDC really found, what the autism rate numbers really mean, and why trusting experts matters more than ever. Don’t let headlines (or campaigns) tell you what to think.
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Everyone’s freaking out over the new CDC Autism Report — and yes, RFK Jr. had a lot to say. But is anyone actually reading the study? 📚 Before the media and politicians spin the numbers, we’re breaking down what the CDC really found, what the autism rate numbers really mean, and why trusting experts matters more than ever. Don’t let headlines (or campaigns) tell you what to think.
Turmeric: Everything You’ll Need to Know Explained by a Pharmacist
Mini Med Minutes
13 minutes
1 year ago
Turmeric: Everything You’ll Need to Know Explained by a Pharmacist
In this episode of Mini Med Minutes, we’re diving deep into the golden spice that’s taken the health world by storm: Turmeric. Is it truly the anti-inflammatory powerhouse it claims to be, or just another overhyped trend? Based on real-world data I’ve personally gathered and analyzed, we’ll explore its scientifically supported benefits, limitations, and what it can actually do for your health. From ancient roots in Ayurvedic medicine to its modern-day presence in lattes and supplements...
Mini Med Minutes
Everyone’s freaking out over the new CDC Autism Report — and yes, RFK Jr. had a lot to say. But is anyone actually reading the study? 📚 Before the media and politicians spin the numbers, we’re breaking down what the CDC really found, what the autism rate numbers really mean, and why trusting experts matters more than ever. Don’t let headlines (or campaigns) tell you what to think.
