Health 'Facts' That Are All Wrong

Think your cell phone is cleaner than a toilet seat? Pretty certain the 5-second rule is true? You won't believe the nasty facts we uncovered about germs.
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Do These Foods Raise Cholesterol?
Consider granola a healthy breakfast cereal? Eat energy bars after your workout? Some 'healthy' ingredients can do more harm than good.
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Beautiful Skin: Fact vs. Fiction
Can pigeon droppings really soothe and refresh your skin? We're busting myths about the wackiest skin care rituals.
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A Hangover 'Cure'
Pasta before bed? Coffee or more booze the morning after? Here are the best (and worst) ways to treat the throbbing head, body aches, and upset stomach.
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Things Many Get Wrong About Breast Cancer

If you spot a breast lump, is it always cancer? We separate fact from fiction when it comes to breast cancer.
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Things Many Get Wrong About Breast Cancer

If you spot a breast lump, is it always cancer? We separate fact from fiction when it comes to breast cancer.
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