Nutrition
Aaron Rodgers is just the latest in a long line of sports stars touting health nonsense
When Green Bay Packers’ quarterback Aaron Rodgers hit the headlines with his vaccine misinformation, he joined the sporting pseudoscience hall of fame
Do we really need supplements? A skeptic’s guide to micronutrients
While most nutritional supplements are probably not worth your time and money, not everything on the vitamin shelf should be dismissed
Start 2021 the right way: scrap those plans to go on a diet
Starting the New Year with a diet can be setting yourself up for failure - instead, ask yourself what makes you happy, and what you and your body need.
So you’re stress eating during a global pandemic
During this intensely stressful time, it's important to remember that seeking comfort in food is not unusual, and it's not sign of moral failure.
How to Cook That, with Ann Reardon: cooking tutorials with baked-in skepticism
Ann Reardon's uber-successful cookery YouTube channel smuggles in good, solid skepticism among the Spongebob Squarepants cakes
COVID-19 nutrition myths
Registered nutritionist Pixie Turner takes a look at some of the most common COVID-19 nutritional myths to arise during the pandemic.
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