Capable & Worthy: Fitness, Nutrition, & Mindset for People Who Don't Want Life to Suck
May 25, 2026 · 1 hr 8 min · 14 segments
In today’s episode, we sat down with Dr. Sarah Court and Laurel Beversdorf from Movement Logic to chat about the explosion of wellness misinformation online, how social media rewards extreme…
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So we look at someone like Mary Claire Haver, who is an OBGYN, and she's now selling me fiber online.

Yes, you're a medical doctor, but..." You know, now it just starts to feel, everything starts to feel more salesy.

And the big one, and this is the one that we, that we get probably in the most fights about [laughs] online, is that if you're behaving like a scientist or a clinician or a doctor, when the evidence changes, which it does, because science is always changing, you also update your message.
Mm-hmm.

They can't, they can't change their message because their message is tied to their brand and tied to the product they're selling.

So instead they just kind of dig their heels in with their message, which now is completely not aligned with, with the current evidence.

So we look at someone like Mary Claire Haver, who is an OBGYN, and she's now selling me fiber online.

Yes, you're a medical doctor, but..." You know, now it just starts to feel, everything starts to feel more salesy.

And the big one, and this is the one that we, that we get probably in the most fights about [laughs] online, is that if you're behaving like a scientist or a clinician or a doctor, when the evidence changes, which it does, because science is always changing, you also update your message.
Mm-hmm.

They can't, they can't change their message because their message is tied to their brand and tied to the product they're selling.

So instead they just kind of dig their heels in with their message, which now is completely not aligned with, with the current evidence.
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