In a crowded online wellness landscape where influencers and journalists constantly police each other’s claims, it’s easy to feel lost. Recently, investigative journalist Scott Carney called out neuroscientist Andrew Huberman for promoting blue-light-blocking glasses after previously dismissing them as ineffective, then interviewed tech reporter Taylor Lorenz, who waved away concerns about fluoride by simply pointing to “standard of care” as proof of safety. Both examples reveal a deeper problem: even the self-appointed debunkers cherry-pick authority when it suits them, leaving everyday people struggling to make sense of conflicting health advice. This Post argues that the real antidote isn’t more expert takedowns—it’s disciplined skepticism paired with the proven, time-tested framework of ancestral medicine.
Read MoreThis post will discuss six dental care basics that your dentist may not be aware of but you should know about. I want to start by saying that if it was just about brushing twice daily, flossing, having two cleanings per year, and adding fluoride, why do so many patients suffer from cavities, gum disease, crooked teeth, no room for wisdom teeth, breathing problems, obesity, high blood pressure, and GERD? This post will explain it all.
Read MoreThe CDC reports that 40 percent of children between the ages of 3 and 6 use potentially dangerous amounts of toothpaste. Fluoride-containing toothpastes have a warning on their label stating “Keep out of reach of children under 6 years of age. If you accidentally swallow more than used for brushing, seek professional help or contact a poison control center immediately”. There are definite risks for toxicity from the fluoride in toothpaste. However, topical fluoride can help prevent tooth decay. The decision to use it is the focus of today’s post.
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