I will remember in my whole life that chapter no 1 advice be selfish be the best version of you to diliver your best in this podcast you share your success secret thats why you diliver always your best so much thanks to share that the great Sidra mam
Love your content, Sidra and Farhan. I appreciate what Farhan Haroon is discussing regarding self-care and supplementation, including brushing teeth twice. However, I don't understand how Panadol (aka paracetamol) is considered beneficial for self-care since it is not a supplement. In Pakistan, people tend to overdose on paracetamol as if it's harmless, but excessive paracetamol use or overdose can lead to liver damage. While I thank Haleon for making it more affordable, I believe Farhan should not promote it as a self-care product because, in the long run, it will not help a person. One needs to identify and address the root cause of their pain, which could be a nutrient deficiency like Vitamin D or magnesium deficiency, for example. It's concerning that a drug is being incorporated into the concept of self-care. Sorry to say, but this is an example akin to greenwashing. Your product provides temporary relief, and the way you're discussing it suggests that it should be a part of a healthy lifestyle, which is not the case in developed countries. They don't take paracetamol for everything; instead, herbal teas are more recommended. I wish Panadol wasn't promoted in a way that implies it's healthy - sorry, it is not. Overall, 90 percent of the content was great and inspiring. Good work, Sidra (as always), and thank you, Farhan, for the tips!
I will remember in my whole life that chapter no 1 advice be selfish be the best version of you to diliver your best in this podcast you share your success secret thats why you diliver always your best so much thanks to share that the great Sidra mam
Love your content, Sidra and Farhan. I appreciate what Farhan Haroon is discussing regarding self-care and supplementation, including brushing teeth twice. However, I don't understand how Panadol (aka paracetamol) is considered beneficial for self-care since it is not a supplement.
In Pakistan, people tend to overdose on paracetamol as if it's harmless, but excessive paracetamol use or overdose can lead to liver damage. While I thank Haleon for making it more affordable, I believe Farhan should not promote it as a self-care product because, in the long run, it will not help a person. One needs to identify and address the root cause of their pain, which could be a nutrient deficiency like Vitamin D or magnesium deficiency, for example.
It's concerning that a drug is being incorporated into the concept of self-care. Sorry to say, but this is an example akin to greenwashing. Your product provides temporary relief, and the way you're discussing it suggests that it should be a part of a healthy lifestyle, which is not the case in developed countries. They don't take paracetamol for everything; instead, herbal teas are more recommended.
I wish Panadol wasn't promoted in a way that implies it's healthy - sorry, it is not.
Overall, 90 percent of the content was great and inspiring. Good work, Sidra (as always), and thank you, Farhan, for the tips!