A lesson in relative vs. absolute risk. Relative risk is often used to make things sound significantly safer—or more dangerous—than they really are. It’s a favorite tool in scientific research, media headlines, and public policy when the goal is persuasion over clarity. In this video, I break down the real numbers behind raw milk risk and show how easy it is to be misled without context. #RealMilk #RawMilk #FarmFreshMilk #FoodFreedom #NutrientDensity | Ann Bennett

How "Effecive" Statistics Are Used to Trick You If you don't know the difference between Absolute Risk and Relative Risk, you are operating at a massive disadvantage. This clip breaks down how they hide the real-world odds (absolute risk) behind a huge, scary, or impressive-sounding percentage (relative risk). Never fall for a headline again! #healthwithoutrisk #Statistics #truth #manipulation #healthcare #Headlines #healthcoach | Health Without Risk