NYC-based Nikhil Krishnan, who has spent a decade writing about healthcare and runs a non-jargon newsletter called Out-Of-Pocket to make the subject accessible and entertaining, said in a recent post dissecting the peptide boom: In 2020 people were hoarding toilet paper, in 2026 theyre hoarding bacteriostatic water (needed to safely mix with peptide powder). Like HK*, he also makes note of the scepticism around medical bodies, like the FDA in USA, with people wanting more agency in their healthcare decision-making and to be able to assess risk themselves vs relying on the government to do it
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a (one-sided) alpha of 5% was used for each comparison for each one-sided test, controlling for type 1 error at 5%
Licensing differs : Dietitians usually need state licensure, while nutritionists are less regulated, with many states having no formal requirements
Published, once again, in our favourite medical journal, Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine
A critical review on polyphenols and health benefits of black soybeans