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Hey all, just came across this article summarizing a study (PMID: 12345678) about sea moss gummies and their supposed immune benefits. The study claims significant results, but it was funded by a supplement company. What do you think - legit science or biased hype? I'm trying to keep my routine minimal and evidence-based.

Oscar, always good to question funding sources. In my experience, if a company pays for the research, you gotta take it with a grain of salt. I've been taking traditional vitamins for decades and seen fads come and go. Check if it's peer-reviewed in a reputable journal - that's the real test. Without that, it's just marketing dressed as science.

Ooh, sea moss is amazing! I've been making my own gummies with wild-harvested Irish moss for years - it's fantastic for gut health and skin glow. Even if the study has bias, the ancestral wisdom supports it. Our bodies respond to whole foods, not isolated compounds. Maybe try a small batch yourself and see how you feel? The energy shift is real ✨

Thanks both. Vince, I looked it up - it was in a mid-tier journal, not top-tier. Daphne, I appreciate the holistic view, but I prefer data over anecdotes. Maybe I'll wait for more independent studies. For now, sticking to my basic multivitamin and proven stuff like vitamin D.

Smart move, Oscar. These trendy ingredients often fade when proper research comes out. Remember acai berries? If you really want to try sea moss, look for third-party tested brands without fillers. But honestly, a balanced diet and traditional vitamins rarely fail. Keep it simple and proven.