Doctor Debunks Health Influencers' Claims

0:00A doctor with 23 years of medical experience is calling out online health influencers for pushing deranged claims. Dr. Lynette Iwar from Lester says, videos promising cures for ulcers, mood issues, and more, with juices or foods make her furious. She argues if these worked better than medicine for 70 years, we'd know by now. She's fighting back on Instagram and YouTube, under prescription strength, reaching tens of thousands to debunk the hype. Unqualified creators acting like they've unlocks secrets. Doctors missed really frustrates her, but she stays committed to helping patients who need. Real advice. People love quick fixes like collagen for skin and joints or extra vitamin D for everything, but Iwar says the evidence doesn't back it. Claims that sugar causes cancer or garlic prevents it are flat wrong, our bodies turn all food into glucose. Menopause, belly hacks, and one food wonders like cabbage juice or turmeric, just waste money. Magnesium sprays for insomnia and multivitamins for all sound appealing,

1:02yet most folks don't need them if they eat well. Iwar points out modern life tires us out more than any deficiency, and supplements often hit your wallet harder than your health. Bottom line, skip the subscriptions, grab basics like seeds from the store, get daylight, move more, eat real food, and build habits that stick for. Real results. That's your update from Lester News today. Power by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.