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The growing trend of detox diets and supplements claims that your body requires these to eliminate toxins and improve health

Publisher’s rating: False. The body has its own efficient detoxification system, primarily through organs like the liver, and doesn’t require external supplements or products to detoxify

The review says the body’s organs, particularly the liver, remove waste without external detox products. It cites a review finding no clinical evidence for commercial detox claims and notes that supplements can carry risks, including digestive problems and liver damage.

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A video shows a Muslim man waving a gun and shouting abuses on a street and attacking a Hindu family’s house in Meerut.

Publisher’s rating: MISLEADING

The review reports that the incident occurred on 07 November 2024 in Mohalla Kamra Nawaban, Sardhana, Meerut, after a parking dispute between a Tata Magic driver and bike riders. It says the driver was beaten and his house was fired at, and that police confirmed both the accused and the victim were Muslim, finding no religious angle.

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