Dr. Andrea Love, PhD in Immunology and Microbiology, discusses navigating dietary supplements in the fitness industry, exposing misleading marketing tactics, and the risks of supplement dependency. Topics include discerning credible information, quality of evidence, regulation, contamination, and recommended brands. Practical tips for consumers to make informed choices

Dr. Andrea Love, a microbiome expert, joins the hosts to discuss the importance of the microbiome and debunk myths surrounding it. They delve into its impact on digestion, immunity, body weight, and metabolism. The episode also explores the factors that influence the microbiome, questions marketing claims, and emphasizes the need for reliable tests and research.

In this engaging discussion, guests Brian Wecht, a theoretical physicist known for his expertise in string theory, and Andrea Love, an immunologist focused on debunking health misinformation, tackle a range of captivating topics. They explore cosmic rays and the newly discovered microquasars, discuss the ethical implications of genetic editing with CRISPR technology, and dive into the world of prime numbers, featuring the latest Mersenne prime. They also confront pseudoscience in sports endorsements and the damaging effects of climate change on our environment.

Dr. Andrea Love, Executive Director of the American Lyme Disease Foundation, joins the pod to discuss tick species, pathogens, and diseases. They debunk tick myths, emphasize prevention, and give advice on what to do if bitten. Tick testing limitations and the importance of clinical symptoms are highlighted. Enjoying the outdoors safely and getting involved with the American Lyme Disease Foundation are encouraged.

Dr. Andrea Love, an immunobiologist and social media influencer, joins the discussion on health myths and the controversial 'Make America Healthy Again' movement. They explore the complexities of America's food environment and raw milk debates, emphasizing the need for pasteurization for safety. The conversation critiques health guidelines and advocates for balanced diets over misleading wellness claims. Lastly, they delve into the factors affecting COVID-19 outcomes, challenging oversimplified narratives on metabolic health.

Dr. Andrea Love, an immunologist and microbiologist, founded ImmunoLogic to combat internet pseudoscience. She reveals how everyone can fall for health misinformation, delving into myths about fluoride, raw milk, and GMOs. Discover the real risks of cancer misinformation and the truth about mammograms. Get insights on whether supplements work and why organic might not be worth the price. Andrea emphasizes the importance of accurate health information to safeguard well-being in a world filled with misleading health claims.

Dr. Andrea Love and Dr. Michelle Wong discuss the questionable methodologies of the Environmental Working Group and its fear-mongering tactics regarding 'Dirty Dozen' list. They critique the group's practices in demonizing chemicals, highlight concerns of greenwashing, and shed light on spreading misinformation about pesticide residues on produce. The conversation also delves into health risks of ineffective pesticides and chemicals in beauty products, flaws in sunscreen safety ratings, and validity of product verification marks.

Dr. Andrea Love, an immunologist, exposes scientific misinformation in Andrew Huberman's work. They discuss cherry-picked results, quack protocols, and pseudoscience. The episode highlights the dangers of misleading information in the wellness industry.

Rebecca Watson and Dr. Andrea Love join Kaveh to discuss Andrew Huberman and ethical advertising in health and wellness. They explore debunking pseudoscience, navigating online science communication, ethical sponsorship in content creation, and critiquing controversial wellness trends.

Dr. Andrea Love, a cancer immunologist, joins the hosts to discuss the controversy surrounding the recent headlines about aspartame being listed as a possible carcinogen by the WHO. They explore the classifications of the International Agency for Research on Cancer, the safety of aspartame consumption, and the controversy surrounding diet soda.