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Published by Dr. Joshua Plant
Health advice is everywhere. Good science is harder to find. The Dr. Plant Podcast cuts through the noise with honest conversations about supplements, science, and better health. Hosted by Dr. Joshua Plant, a Harvard-trained PhD in biomedical sciences with more than 15 years of experience in the supplement industry, each episode brings science out of the lab and into real life. Through conversations with respected experts, researchers, and leaders in health and wellness, Dr. Plant explores what the evidence actually says, what the industry gets wrong, and how to make more informed decisions about your health. No hype. No shortcuts. Just better information to help you raise your health standards.
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Can you actually trust what’s on your supplement label? In this episode of The Dr. Plant Podcast, Dr. Joshua Plant sits down with Dr. Todd Cooperman, founder and CEO of ConsumerLab.com , and Dr. Mark Anderson, Vice President of Research, for an inside look at supplement quality and independent testing. They explore how the supplement industry has changed over the past 25+ years, why some products fail quality testing, whether higher prices actually mean higher quality, and the challenges behind testing everything from gummies and multivitamins to creatine. They also break down proprietary blends, third-party testing claims, counterfeit supplements, and what consumers should actually look for when choosing a supplement. If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re really getting what you paid for, this conversation is a good place to start.
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