Health Food Store Advice Often Misleading

A couple years back I ranted about the nonsense that was used to sell wheatgrass in local health food store, and about the poor understanding of human health that often prevails in those places. Now, a study by Athabasca University has found that advice received in health food stores is supported poorly or not at all by science 88% of the time.

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One Response to Health Food Store Advice Often Misleading

  1. Thank you for being my personal instructor on this issue. My partner and i enjoyed your own article very much and most of all enjoyed reading the way you handled the issues I thought to be controversial.

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