Description
"Myths on Dietary Supplementation" features Joseph Mercola (DO) and the late Andrew W. Saul (PhD) debunking misconceptions about dietary supplements. They explore the safety and effectiveness of supplementation, emphasizing that no deaths have been attributed to their proper use. Saul, known for his expertise in orthomolecular medicine, highlights how myths surrounding supplements are often perpetuated by conventional narratives. The episode offers evidence-based insights into the role of supplements in supporting health, encouraging listeners to make informed, science-based choices.
Myths on Dietary Supplementation
Guest
Andrew W. Saul
Category
Supplements, Nutrition
About The Host
Joseph Mercola (DO) is a board-certified family medicine osteopathic doctor, a fellow of the American College of Nutrition, and the founder of Mercola.com. Known for his advocacy in natural health, Joseph has published over 30 studies addressing health risks like aspartame and mercury exposure. In 2017, he authored the bestseller Fat for Fuel, a book exploring the role of fat-based diets in promoting long-term health and energy.
Joseph Mercola (DO) is a board-certified family medicine osteopathic doctor, a fellow of the American College of Nutrition, and the founder of Mercola.com. Known for his advocacy in natural health, Joseph has published over 30 studies addressing health risks like aspartame and mercury exposure. In 2017, he authored the bestseller Fat for Fuel, a book exploring the role of fat-based diets in promoting long-term health and energy.
About The Guest
Andrew W. Saul (PhD) (1955–2024) was a university professor and a member of the editorial board of the Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine. He specialized in behavioral biology, the history of nutrition research, and vitamin therapy. Andrew authored "Doctor Yourself," published in 2003, and created DoctorYourself.com, a resource on natural health. His work emphasized empowering individuals to maintain health through nutrition and vitamin therapy.
Andrew W. Saul (PhD) (1955–2024) was a university professor and a member of the editorial board of the Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine. He specialized in behavioral biology, the history of nutrition research, and vitamin therapy. Andrew authored "Doctor Yourself," published in 2003, and created DoctorYourself.com, a resource on natural health. His work emphasized empowering individuals to maintain health through nutrition and vitamin therapy.
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