Fact or Myth: Is the 5-Second Rule True?

This is a MYTH. As much as we’d like to believe that the delectable scoop of cookie-dough ice cream that just toppled from its cone...

Fact or Myth: Does Lomatium Heal the Flu?

This is a FACT… The 1918 Influenza Pandemic killed more people than World War I—more lives were lost to the flu epidemic in just one...
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Fact or Myth: Can Lucid Dreaming Help You Heal?

This is FACT. Our bodies are finely tuned machines that operate with precision and purpose, and the process of dreaming is no exception. Dreams are...
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Fact or Myth: Is Psoriasis Linked to Diabetes?

This is a FACT. Psoriasis is a non-contagious skin condition that causes your body to produce new skin cells too quickly.  The result is severely...
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Fact or Myth: Can Mouth Breathing Cause Death In Severly Sick People?

This is a FACT. According to many published western clinical studies, mouth breathing is one of 2 leading factors associated with mortality in those severely...
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Fact or Myth: Do Genetically Modified Foods Cause Cancer, Lung Damage & Birth Defects?

This is a fact. In order to make crops more resistant to pests, scientists insert a special gene, called Bt-toxin – derived from Bacillus...

Fact or Myth: Singing Helps Dementia?

This is FACT. Research has shown that singing is good for the brain. At 16 weeks, the auditory system of our brains is the first...

Fact or Myth: Is Nose Breathing Better than Mouth Breathing?

This is FACT. We were born to breathe through our noses, but unfortunately many people develop poor breathing habits and primarily breathe through their mouths....
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Fact or Myth: Should People With Pacemakers Avoid Fridge Magnets?

This is a FACT. Refrigerator magnets can be cute, but they’re no laughing matter for people with pacemakers or an implanted medical or heart device....

Fact or Myth: Low Vitamin D Levels Are Linked to Parkinson’s

This is a FACT. Recent research flips the script. Having low vitamin D levels isn’t a symptom of Parkinson’s disease (as previously espoused) but a...