Unconventional health care, flawed studies, and biases: Navigating the complexities for optimal well-being

When I speak with my less “crunchy” peers, I encounter a considerable amount of resistance to ideas that have initially gained traction in naturopathic or integrative spaces: food as medicine, making “non-toxic” swaps, meditation, or reiki, to name a few. As humans, we certainly love a good us vs. them mentality, tribalism and all. But

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