More of us are trusting social media’s nutrition advice

Sometimes health advice on social media can be convincing, yet it has no credible substance. Kamyra La Fauci, senior accredited and practising dietitian at Heart Smart Australia, discusses how to spot toxic nutrition advice on socials. 

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