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I didn't see anything about being 'hooked' in the article. Might have missed it, otherwise the title is clickbait

• miketery 9y ago
  Maybe hooked is over doing it - probably overly optimistic or misguided is more correct. But this passage is most relevant. > Often, preliminary studies fuel irrational exuberance about a promising dietary supplement, leading millions of people to buy in to the trend. Many never stop. They continue even though more rigorous studies — which can take many years to complete — almost never find that vitamins prevent disease, and in some cases cause harm.
• HillaryBriss 9y ago
  Quotation marks are the magic here. 'Hooked' means hooked but also not hooked.