Trust Me, I'm a Doctor

Trust Me, I'm a Doctor is a British documentary series that investigates health claims and medical advice presented in the media and online. Each episode features a team of doctors who put popular health trends, diets, and medical interventions to the test, offering viewers evidence-based insights into what works and what doesn't. The series aims to equip the public with the knowledge to make informed decisions about their health and wellbeing, cutting through misinformation.

The series has been generally well-received for its accessible approach to complex health topics and its commitment to scientific scrutiny. Critics and audiences often praise its ability to debunk health myths and provide practical, evidence-based advice. It is considered a valuable resource for the general public seeking reliable health information.

• Praised for its investigative journalism into health claims.

• Appreciated for providing clear, evidence-based medical advice.

• Seen as a valuable tool for navigating health misinformation.

Google audience: Information on specific Google user ratings for this series is not readily available, but its general reception suggests a positive audience response to its informative and evidence-based content.

Dr. Michael Mosley, a prominent figure in the series, is also known for his work on the '10 Years Younger' series and his popularization of the '5:2 diet'.