#618: How Wellness & Optimisation Culture Can Commodify Science – Nick Tiller, PhD

Sigma Nutrition Radio: Evidence-Based Nutrition | Fitness | Health | Dietetics | Body Composition by Danny Lennon

Sep 1, 202656:55Health

Wellness and optimisation culture increasingly presents itself as "science-based". But citing studies, using technical language, or having scientific credentials does not guarantee that the underlying evidence is being r...

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