Comet For Fact-checking

Another tool that I've been using for the past few months that just like seamlessly integrates into my own workflow is Cometid, which is Perplexity's free browser. Here's an example in which I am having sleep problems, which is true, and I'm trying to look at natural sleep aids to get better sleep, telling me stuff like, oh, melatonin. Okay. Valyan root. All right. Uh, and then it goes like lavender. Hm, that sounds a little bit like pseudociency to me. I don't know about that. So, whenever I'm reading through an article like this, I kind of want to fact check some stuff. Um I would just directly write check the usage of lavender for sleep for accuracy and sources. Comment was searched through perplexity showing me some different evidence that suggests okay like lavender essential oils associated with improved sleep quality in adults uh etc. meta analysis etc etc. So you know maybe I can be convinced. Comment is free right now. So, if you want to try it out, check it out in the link in the description.