Embracing Healthy Skepticism
Max and Uma discuss the importance of healthy skepticism towards credentials and the value of being an informed consumer in the nutrition space. They emphasize the need for open conversations and the willingness to admit when more research is needed for better mental health outcomes.In this clip
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