10/24/2024
GET THE UPPER HAND ON BIG FOOD AND BIG SUPPS!
The food and supplement industries prey on our lack of nutrition education and our insecurities.
I think that's unfair, and only serves the pocketbooks of those doing it. So, hereâs what you can do instead.
Next time you see or hear a nutrition claim being made ask yourself the following 3 questions. If the claims are true, really thinking about things wonât hurt, right?
1.) Am I only believing this because it aligns with what I already think, or want to believe?
2.) Is the person making this claim qualified, or are they just trying to sell something?
3.) Am I assuming this is better just because itâs labeled as ânaturalâ, âorganicâ, or some other term Iâve heard a lot?
BONUS QUESTION: What does the person/company trying to convince of me this claim get out of it?
Remember, even if they appear qualified, it doesnât mean theyâre representing the facts⊠ask someone you know and TRUST, who is knowledgeable in the field, to verify what youâre hearing!