Men: Please STOP Worrying about Your Testosterone​

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BPC-157: Miracle Drug or Joe Rogan Experiment?

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When the Doctor Says Stop, But the Fight Goes On

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Is It Time We Stop Publishing Acupuncture Research from China?

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MAHA Isn’t Denying Science: It’s Doing Something Much Worse

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Can You Trust AI to Give Health Advice?

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Five Things You Should Know Before Buying Fish Oil Supplements

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The Mount Rushmore of Wellness Bullsh*t​

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The Boxer Who Sparked a Transgender Debate without Being Transgender

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Dagli dei ai guru: l’evoluzione delle superstizioni e delle pseudoscienze olimpiche

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Why Do Athletes Keep Falling for Quacks?

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From the Lab to the Layperson: A Pioneering Initiative to Improve the Translation of Science

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Festive Fitness Fads to Know about This Holiday​

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My Healthy but Waning Skepticism of Weight Loss Drugs

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Ozempic and Wegovy for Obesity: Landmark Therapies with Forgotten Flaws

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The Physical Toll of Your Smartphone Addiction

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The Liver King, Lies, and Logical Fallacies

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Ten Health and Wellness Fallacies Every Skeptic Should Know

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Social Media Fitness Influencers: From Pseudoscience to Psychopathology

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Ten Health and Wellness Buzzwords Every Skeptic Should Know

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Intravenous Nutrient Drips: An Expensive Solution to A Nonexistent Problem

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Diets, Detox, and Other Delusions

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Alternative and unusual therapies to treat cycling injuries: Cure or con?

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ChatGPT Health: Solution or Experiment?

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From GLP-1s to BPC-157: Inside the Peptide Boom

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Right, Let's Talk About AG1

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Extraordinary Claims: The Homeopathy Paper That Duped a Mainstream Journal​

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Pickle Juice: Cramping Cure or Congruence Bias?​

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Consumer Magazines and the Fine Art of Pseudo-Skepticism

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Don't React, Reflect: How Mindfulness Can Make You a Better Skeptic

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Are Saunas Good for You? Yes, But …​

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Spring Energy: The Supplement Exposed by Skeptical Athletes

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NUO DIEVŲ IKI GURU: OLIMPINIŲ PRIETARŲ IR PSEUDOMOKSLO RAIDA​

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Health Club Equinox Puts a Price on Longevity: Just $42,000 a Year​

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Why Are We Still Ice Bathing?

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Testosterone Supplements: Summoning the Specter of Tucker Carlson

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Novak Djokovic and the Pseudoscience Grand Slam

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Inside The UFC’s Pseudoscience Crisis

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Barefoot Running: Conspiracies and Controversies

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The Backward World of ‘Retro Walking’​

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From Debunking to Prebunking: How Skeptical Activism Must Evolve to Meet the Growing Anti-Science Threat

When Medicines Go Rogue, Part 2: Oxygen

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When Medicines Go Rogue, Part 1: Methylene Blue

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How To Use Critical Thinking to Inform Better Health and Fitness Decisions in 2022

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Cryotherapy: The Cold, Hard Truth

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Can you buy your way to a fitter you?

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The Enhanced Games: A Commercial Legacy​

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The Commodification of Science: “The Last da Vinci” Offers Insights about Aspartame

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The Hand of the King: Ibogaine, Psychedelics, and Dr. Joe Rogan

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Four Festive Biohacks to Avoid in 2026

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Wrestling, WiFi, and the War on Science
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The Seed Oil Gambit​

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The Three Wellness Mindsets: Believers, Liars, and Bullshitters

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‘Woodpeckers Don’t Play Football’: The Concussion Repercussion

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From Gods to Gurus: The Evolution of Olympic Superstition and Pseudoscience

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Back Inside the UFC’s Pseudoscience Crisis

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The Best Time of Day to Exercise: Another Media Fail?​​

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Telling True Stories: What Can the Anti-Science Community Teach Us about Sci-Comm?

Phelps Dives Deeper into the Pseudoscience of Cupping

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Magic Jewelry and the Irony of Ignorance

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Electric Muscle Stimulation: The Devil Is in the Detail

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Health, Wellness, and the “Quick-Fix Fallacy”

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Is Sport A Breeding Ground for Pseudoscience?

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Kinesio Tape: A Magnificent Marketing Machine

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Why do so many athletes turn to extreme and unproven remedies?

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Using Fear to Sell Fitness: The Health Trends that Are Preying on Our Insecurities

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Can You Breathe Your Way to Better Health? The Science and Pseudoscience of ‘Training Your Lungs’

Olympic athletes excel at their sports but are susceptible to unproven alternative therapies

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