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Your supermarket sauerkraut is probably dead

Sep 17, 2026

Your supermarket sauerkraut is probably dead

Pasteurized kraut has no live cultures, and even raw, the gut hype outruns the proof.

The cholesterol pill that only worked at home

Sep 16, 2026

The cholesterol pill that only worked at home

Policosanol dazzled in Cuban studies and failed everywhere else, a cautionary tale.

The red wine heart myth has fallen apart

Sep 15, 2026

The red wine heart myth has fallen apart

Resveratrol never delivered, and "moderate drinking is healthy" was mostly a statistical mirage.

Rosehip's best use isn't the one you know

Sep 14, 2026

Rosehip's best use isn't the one you know

The tea and face oil are nice, but the real evidence is for arthritis pain.

The part of the artichoke you throw away

Sep 11, 2026

The part of the artichoke you throw away

Artichoke leaf extract genuinely eases indigestion and modestly lowers cholesterol.

The bilberry night-vision story was a lie

Sep 10, 2026

The bilberry night-vision story was a lie

Wartime propaganda invented it; the real evidence for your eyes is far smaller.

For the urge and the 3am bathroom trips

Sep 9, 2026

For the urge and the 3am bathroom trips

Pumpkin seed oil has early, modest evidence for calming an overactive bladder.

The stinging weed that calms hay fever

Sep 8, 2026

The stinging weed that calms hay fever

Dried nettle may modestly ease sneezing and itch, though the evidence is thin.

The incense of the ancients, now for sore knees

Sep 7, 2026

The incense of the ancients, now for sore knees

Frankincense's relative, boswellia, has real trials for arthritis pain, via a non-ibuprofen route.

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