7 Tips to Make Sure Medical Information Online Is Valid



In this video, we dive into the essential steps for determining whether the medical information and articles you come across online are trustworthy or not. With so much content available at our fingertips, it can be hard to separate fact from fiction. Learn the key red flags to look out for, how to identify reliable sources, and what questions to ask before accepting any health claim.

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37 Comments

  1. Many thanks for providing us with this information. My question to you is how to counter people who tell you that "Big Pharma" (I hate that term – it's very American!) is only trying to sell you drugs you don't need?. How would you handle such a conversation? Some people are quite pushy about their beliefs. I try not to engage.

  2. I’ve been viewing various episodes of ‘Talking with Docs’ and have yet to find any where I didn’t get some valuable information. I’m pleased that you fellas have addressed the ELEPHANT in the room along with the A.I. episode. Keep up the great work, MUCH APPRECIATED…

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  4. Hey guys Thanks again. But trying to get real information never mind just truth. Has become so impossible. Not even in just medicine but in every thing you read ,see or hear.
    I am 71 years old this year and My Mother always said "believe none of what you hear and maybe half of what you see". Words that sound frightening until you realize if it wasn't for fake news and information? there would be no news or information at all. The internet has become, in my mind, the National Enquire of this generation. For those who do not know what that is , watch Men in Black 1, it's the same idea.

  5. i had the opposite effect in ways when i went on the carnivore diet for 6 months lost weight which was a plus but my knees never got better ( arthritis ) i started feeling aweful on it I really gave it a shot on the other hand my dad is strict carnivore for 9 months and its amazing what it has done for him i am now a ketovore for the last 3 months and feel amazing and my knees are pretty much pain free i added ( berries / kiwi /broccoli / cucumbers / celery / green tea / Tumeric ) along with my meats and have toned down my salt intake My A1C went from 9.7 to 5.4 now and i really do feel awesome I am 60 years old have gone from 320lbs to 235 in 9 months also while on carnivore diet my platelets went very low and thats why i ended up as a ketovore i am a firm believer that yyou need to find what works for you no preaching or judgements its kinda embarrassing to see how strict vegans and strict carnivores act ..its like democrats and republicans only their side is right no matter what we need to stop and just listen you do you and at the end of the day be kind and try to smile waaaay too much hate and arguments its really getting old cheers all be well and be safe

  6. Just found your videos while searching about osteoporosis treatments. Knew you were legit when you emphasized need to look at pros and cons. There is no magical bullet. You have to determine the pros and cons of your specific situation and decide what to do with your doctor.

  7. Thank you gentlemen. Your site and the Mayo Clinic have long been my primary sources. More recently I've used the Cleveland Clinic and Sunnybrook (Odette Cancer Center) depending on the purpose. In the past yearn I've been getting what seems to be good advice from the El Paso Manual Physical Therapy Clinic and The Michigan Foot Doctors for my post surgical peripheral neuropathy while I wait for my evaluation by a neurologist (Ontario…you know about the timing). If I find about five apparently credible sources offering the same advice I tend to think it has validity. I hope to verify soon. Thanks again for your advice.

  8. Gentlemen: Two things – Please consider your special studies review for a presentation about telemer/chromosome outcomes affected by exercise training with weights. You may want to ask your PT specialist to contribute how even body weight exercises can have longitudinal accumulative benefits (which ones are best) for (if not duration) quality of life. Two: The most valid outcomes of any studies done on what happens to (by age group) those who are subjected to repeated changes between DST and SDT. Like Monday mornings and heart attacks? (As if that isn't a business expense.) Thanks for listening.

  9. Just copy the transcript into ChatGPT and ask it to critique it, give sources, dot point pros and cons. Ask for an alternative perspective and ask it to analyse that as well. AI has come leaps and bounds over the last year. If I were a practitioner I would be on it myself all the time. It can read more articles than you can a lot faster and by ranking. You can ask it to be more or less conventional, or court controversy. Then ask it to summarise results.

  10. You two are informative and funny. A book I read recently was “medical gaslighting “ by I. Jacqueline. I told family from 20 to 70 years old to get it and read it, especially focus on women’s health.

  11. Gimme a break, not trusting the govt, the people who created the virus then provided the "cure" claiming "safe and effective". Lost me on the first one. The rest are fine, but trusting YT??? Forget it!!! They have an agenda, they're liars and censors. I actually have their "fact check" blocked in uBlcock.

  12. And then there are chiropractors masquerading as medical doctors, offering advice on any number of issues they are not qualified to comment on. Yup, you need to check credentials!

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