The Antisocial Doctors Podcast

Sonia Singh MD & Rebecca Berens MD
  • 5.0 (3)
  • MEDICINE

Join Dr. Rebecca Berens & Dr. Sonia Singh as they unpack viral health trends with curiosity, nuance, and compassion. No snark, no shame —just thoughtful conversations about what’s true, what’s hype, why we're drawn to it and how to find calm and clarity in the chaos of social media and online health advice.

Episodes

  1. 2D AGO

    Episode 3: What's Wrong with Eating Clean?

    “Clean eating” is widely promoted as the key to health — but it has no clear definition. In this episode, we explore why this idea resonates, how it moralizes food choices, and what the research shows about its links to restriction, anxiety, and disordered eating. What we cover: • Why “clean” vs “dirty” food framing is harmful • Processed foods and real-world nutrition • Research on clean eating and restraint • Why women are especially affected 📖 Read the full episode summary, sources, and resources on our Substack: 👉www.theantisocialdoctors.com

    38 min

  2. 2D AGO

    Episode 2: Are Birth Control Pills Really Bad for You?

    A viral narrative suggests birth control pills are used as a band-aid and cause long-term harm. In this episode, we unpack where that belief comes from and what the evidence actually shows about risks, benefits, and informed decision-making. What we cover:  • Why distrust around birth control is growing  • Evidence-based uses beyond contraception  • Real vs exaggerated risks  • Fertility, mood, weight, and cancer context 📖 Read the full episode summary, sources, and resources on our Substack: 👉www.theantisocialdoctors.com

    59 min

  3. 2D AGO

    Episode 1: Is Social Media Making Us Unwell?

    Most people now encounter health advice on social media — and many act on it. In this episode, we examine why people turn to these platforms, how algorithms shape what we see, and who is most vulnerable to anxiety and harm from online health content. What we cover: • Why social media is a primary health source • Engagement vs accuracy in algorithms • Health anxiety and “cyberchondria” • Safer ways to engage with health content 📖 Read the full episode summary, sources, and resources on our Substack: 👉www.theantisocialdoctors.com

    29 min

  4. 2D AGO

    A Brief Intro: Who Are We & Why Are We Antisocial?

    We’re Sonia Singh, MD (Internal Medicine) and Rebecca Berens, MD (Family Medicine) — direct primary care physicians, moms, and humans navigating health misinformation alongside our patients. In this episode, we share why we created this podcast, what “antisocial” actually means, and how our personal and clinical experiences shape our approach to health conversations online. What we cover:  • Our backgrounds and clinical perspectives  • Why social media health trends feel so powerful  • What’s missing from most debunking content  • How this podcast is structured 📖 Read the full episode summary, sources, and resources on our Substack: 👉www.theantisocialdoctors.com

    13 min

  5. TRAILER

    Trailer: Introducing The Antisocial Doctors Podcast

    Enjoy this sneak peak of what's in store! The Anti-Social Doctors Podcast is the antidote to the algorithm - a salve for the anxiety, stress, guilt, shame, and confusion that comes from social media’s messaging around health. In each episode, Dr. Berens and Dr. Singh discuss a health-related topic trending on social media with curiosity, nuance, evidence, compassion, and humility. 📖 Read the full episode summary, sources, and resources on our Substack: 👉www.theantisocialdoctors.com

    2 min

Trailer

Ratings & Reviews

5
out of 5
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Join Dr. Rebecca Berens & Dr. Sonia Singh as they unpack viral health trends with curiosity, nuance, and compassion. No snark, no shame —just thoughtful conversations about what’s true, what’s hype, why we're drawn to it and how to find calm and clarity in the chaos of social media and online health advice.

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  • Creator
    Sonia Singh MD & Rebecca Berens MD
  • Years Active
    2K
  • Episodes
    5
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 The Antisocial Doctors Podcast
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