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it is true that viruses don’t exist
Publisher’s rating: False
turmeric lemonade can treat depression better than Prozac
Publisher’s rating: Mostly False
Eating persimmons with Banana & Yoghurt is Toxic!
Publisher’s rating: False
Fox News commentator Dr. Kelly Powers died from “turbo cancer” caused by COVID-19 vaccines.
Publisher’s rating: False
Does showering Cause Paralysis and Brain Hemorrhage?
Publisher’s rating: The claim is False
Słynne ciężarówki z Bergamo podczas COVID-19 przewoziły tylko po jednej trumnie.
Publisher’s rating: Fałsz
Drinking chai daily leads to weight gain.
Publisher’s rating: Drinking chai in moderation does not inherently cause weight gain. Factors like added sugar, full-fat milk, and frequency of consumption determine its caloric impact.
Het drinken van één eenheid havermelk heeft het zelfde effect op je bloedsuikerspiegel als een blikje cola.
Publisher’s rating: false
COVID-19 vaccines were a military project
Publisher’s rating: False
pressing the tonsils with fingers cures tonsillitis
Publisher’s rating: False
Fact Check does eating three dates a day really stop hair loss doctor opinion iron deficiecy
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
กินลูกพลับร่วมกับกล้วยและนมเปรี้ยว เป็นอันตรายต่อสุขภาพ
Publisher’s rating: Misleading
The review says there is no scientific evidence that eating persimmons with bananas and fermented milk is poisonous or harmful, and reports that Thailand’s Department of Health likewise called the claim false. It notes that the foods can be eaten together, while cautioning that their combined sugar and energy intake may be excessive.
Пандемия коронавируса была спецоперацией НАТО
Publisher’s rating: Фейк. На видео с выступлением министра здравоохранения Нидерландов наложили фальшивый перевод
Alkaline water is good for cancer patients
Publisher’s rating: There is no scientific evidence to support the claim
Three dates a day can prevent hair loss and boost growth
Publisher’s rating: Mostly False
„Švicarska je prva zemlja koja je zabranila mamografiju koja je neučinkovita i jako šteti ženama“
Publisher’s rating: Netočno, Dezinformacija
Can pressing the tonsils with fingers cure tonsils?
Publisher’s rating: The claim is FALSE.
Acidic foods increase cancer risk
Publisher’s rating: There is no conclusive scientific evidence to support the claim
שוויץ היא המדינה הראשונה בעולם שהפסיקה את הבדיקה בטענה שהיא אינה מועילה ואף מסוכנת
Publisher’s rating: לא נכון