By Tim Newman — 2020
Vitamins and supplements are more popular today than they have ever been. But are they all that they are cracked up to be? In this edition of Medical Myths, we address a crop of supplement superstitions and mineral misunderstandings
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Functional medicine practitioner Dr. Will Cole is someone we frequently email for information and likely too-personal dietary advice. Most of it ends up published on goop dot com, in Q&A form.
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