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Research Literacy
How to Read a Scientific Study
A practical framework for separating what a study found from what people claim it found.
CURIOUS IS AGOOD THING.
Evidence-based perspectives on nutrition, strength, and health research. Explore the claims, understand the evidence, and keep asking better questions.
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Nutrition
Protein: What Actually Matters?
Needs, food choices, and why context matters more than a universal target.
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Strength & Training
What Progressive Overload Really Means
How to build strength without treating every session like a personal record.
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Research Literacy
Correlation Is Not Causation
Why two things moving together does not establish that one caused the other.
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Nutrition
Are Carbs Actually the Problem?
Digestion, energy balance, and the claims that confuse the conversation.
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Habits & Recovery
Consistency Without Perfection
A realistic approach to habits that can survive unpredictable weeks.
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Strength & Training
How to Measure Progress
Useful indicators of improvement beyond a single number on the scale.
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Research Literacy
What a Headline Leaves Out
A checklist for finding the caveats missing from health news.
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