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PubMed is my go to when I encounter a question about diet, exercise or medicine that isn't easily answered by consulting a secondary source. The 2 most useful functions are "Titles with your search terms" and "X free full-text articles in PubMed Central". There's probably a way to input these into the search field, but I haven't figured it out yet.
google scholar works well but you need to have a decent idea of specific terms used in the branch of research you're interested in.