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Medical DialoguesHealth & medicine

Can Coriander Water Cure Hypothyroidism?

Publisher’s rating: The claim by the user is FALSE.

The review says there is no scientific evidence or medical consensus that coriander water cures hypothyroidism. It notes that the condition requires proper medical treatment.

Zonautara.com

Sertifikat tanah versi kertas tidak akan berlaku lagi

Publisher’s rating: Salah

The review finds the claim false: Indonesia’s Ministry of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning/National Land Agency said existing green-cover certificates remain valid and will not be withdrawn. It also says certificates may be converted to electronic form when people request certain land services, but that failing to convert them will not result in the state taking their property.

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