We are super excited and humbled to have our article published in Sunday Edit Magazine:
By Lindsay Tigar
August 5, 2019
A wellness craze travels quickly — but often features little-to-no evidence to support its claims.
Few experts stand by these so-called “wellness trends,” as they often leave people disappointed in their results — or in worse health than they were before. So, while the idea that something as easy as apple cider vinegar or a waist trainer could deliver the goals that you have been working towards, it is important to take a pause and research before hopping on the bandwagon.
Here, health professionals share what they wish everyone would just stop trying:
