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Your Body Has Your Back - Popular Health Trends on Social Media: Fact or Fiction?

Popular Health Trends on Social Media: Fact or Fiction?

04/17/23 • 62 min

Your Body Has Your Back

In this episode, Abby & Jillian dive into some of the most popular health trends on social media. They discuss the science behind anti-nutrients, where social media takes cycle synching too far, if greens powders are really the solution to your gut health problems, and if apple cider vinegar gummies will really help your body burn fat.

They clear up confusion around social media’s exaggerated claims, and break down everything you need to know to be an educated consumer. They teach you how to not lose the forest for the trees when navigating social media health claims, and to protect yourself from stress and wasting money. Their goal is to help you prioritize the most effective tools for moving the needle with your gut and hormone symptoms.

Links:

Jillian Greaves:

Website

Instagram

PCOS Root Reversal Program

Abigail Hueber:

Website

Instagram

NDD Gut Healing Program - Join the Waitlist for exclusive access to the Drainage Training!

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In this episode, Abby & Jillian dive into some of the most popular health trends on social media. They discuss the science behind anti-nutrients, where social media takes cycle synching too far, if greens powders are really the solution to your gut health problems, and if apple cider vinegar gummies will really help your body burn fat.

They clear up confusion around social media’s exaggerated claims, and break down everything you need to know to be an educated consumer. They teach you how to not lose the forest for the trees when navigating social media health claims, and to protect yourself from stress and wasting money. Their goal is to help you prioritize the most effective tools for moving the needle with your gut and hormone symptoms.

Links:

Jillian Greaves:

Website

Instagram

PCOS Root Reversal Program

Abigail Hueber:

Website

Instagram

NDD Gut Healing Program - Join the Waitlist for exclusive access to the Drainage Training!

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Links:

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My upcoming Group Program: The Stressed Gut Solution (next cohort starts 5/2)

My website: www.groundednourish.com

@groundednourish on IG and Tok

Jillian Greaves:

Website

Instagram

PCOS Root Reversal Program

Abigail Hueber:

Website

Instagram

NDD Gut Healing Program - Join the Waitlist for exclusive access to the Drainage Training!

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Links:

Jillian Greaves:

Website

Instagram

PCOS Root Reversal Program

Abigail Hueber:

Website

Instagram

NDD Gut Healing Program - Join the Waitlist for exclusive access to the Drainage Training!

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