Why 90% of health advice on the internet is wrong (and what to do instead)
Most health content online is designed to get clicks, not get you results.
Here's the pattern: dramatic headline ā oversimplified claim ā product pitch. Repeat.
After years of consuming health content, I noticed the same problem everywhere ā advice is taken out of context, studies are misrepresented, and conflicting "experts" leave people more confused than before they started.
So I built HealthWave ā a podcast and community focused on cutting through the noise.
The approach is simple:
ā Reference primary research, not just headlines
ā Acknowledge nuance (what works for one person won't work for everyone)
ā Cover fundamentals that have decades of evidence ā sleep, movement, stress, nutrition
ā Keep it practical ā actionable takeaways, not theory
Topics we cover: nutrition science, mental wellness, strength training, longevity research, recovery, gut health, and more.
If you're tired of conflicting health advice and want evidence-based content you can actually use ā we're building that here.
Join us: whop.com/healthwave
