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Lived experience is data.

Lived experience is data.

Who gets to count as credible in wellness—and why the answer starts long before peer review.

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Karli Elizabeth, PhDc
Jun 02, 2025
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Wellness shouldn’t only be shaped by who gets published.

It should also be shaped by who gets heard.

I received a comment from one of my posts that read: “Anecdotal experience is not the same as peer-reviewed science…”

And that’s true. But also incomplete.

Let’s unpack it.

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