Most people think "doing your own research" means Googling until something sounds right. But that's not quite it. Here's what it actually means.
Real research isn't about scrolling more. It's about asking better questions. In this video, we break down 5 questions you should ask yourself before trusting any health information online:
Is this a credible source? Who funded the research? How strong is the study? Is someone trying to sell me something? And most importantly, do you believe it because it's true, or because it confirms what you already think?
Save this for the next time something feels confusing, urgent, or too good to be true.
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