My new piece on supplements, and why fenugreek probably won't boost your sexual function: "If you’re worried about your health, see a doctor, not a bottle of spice pills"https://medium.com/@gidmk/how-to-create-a-pseudoscientific-supplement-a-short-guide-b1567bc846a9 …
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A new ridiculous study on fenugreek and sexual health is the perfect example of really problematic supplements and the industry in general
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The supplement is being sold with claims it DOUBLES sexual function in women, based on an n=29 uncontrolled study that proved, effectively, nothing whatsoever
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This is a wonderful example of the supplement industry in general, which often relies on incredibly thin evidence to market and sell expensive supplements that people probably don't need
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Anyway, enjoy the blog and ping
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One of my friends lives in the UK and is a new Mum. Her midwife told her to use Fenugreek to increase her breastmilk production. Apparently it's a common recommendation in Britain although its safety profile in breastfeeding mothers is unknown
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