A little woo
Joanne Schneider DemeirelesThe grey area between “trust the system” and “burn it down. Where science, intuition, and real life meet.
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The nutrition wars will never be won
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Most people agree we should be eating more vegetables and fiber, and less sugar and alcohol. After that, the nutrition wars begin. Are animal products critical for muscles and longevity, or are they inflammatory carcinogens? S...
The problem with “trust the science”
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There’s been a lot of discussion in my Substack notes lately about the limits of science. Perhaps to the surprise of patients, I’m seeing plenty of doctors chiming in about this too. They want us to understand that science is...
Fear of february
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This winter is not for the weak. I am weak!! The endless stream of snowstorms, child sickness, planned and unplanned days off, single degree temps — speaking for myself here, but the parents are not ok.
My friends joke that...
“Because I said so" is over
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I was recently talking with two women from an organization focused on delivering unbiased health information to consumers. One was a pediatrician, and the other came from the business side. We were exploring a poten...
The 6 apps I let my preschooler use (as a Product mom)
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One of my sons wakes up before the rest of us. My sanity-saving move? Thirty minutes of iPad time while I attempt to slumber a little longer or center myself before the harried get-to-school conveyor belt. Although it’s hi...
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Healthcare executive & former women's health founder. Writing about why smart patients are questioning medicine, and the middle ground between science and intuition.
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