Men's Health Australia

SURVIVE IN THE AGE OF TOO MUCH ADVICE

MIND

LAST YEAR, I DECIDED I wanted to learn how to eat healthier. (Surprise! We're not all macro-tracking bodybuilders over here at .) So I searched – Google, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube. And my research all seemed to lead me to the same kind of advice: one-size-fits-all directives, delivered by confident and attractive social-media stars and online influencers, all hawking video courses, e-books, YouTube channels, podcasts and specially formulated vitamins. Their collective pitch: they alone hold the secret knowledge that will propel me to achieve my goals – for

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