Social media users are actively discussing the various qualities—both good and bad—of foods, particularly grains and other related products. However, some of this content is misleading, spreading inaccurate or false information about the health benefits, nutritional value, and safety of these foods. This misinformation can create confusion and potentially harmful misconceptions among the public. Social […]
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Many tea drinkers opt for tea bags due to their convenience. In contrast to lose leaf tea, which requires some knowledge and special tools to use, tea bags can contain high-quality tea. However, the bags themselves often have hidden issues. Social Media Posts A viral video below states that all tea bag should be avoided […]
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Misleading social media claims about nutrition and harmful food components are spreading frequently on various platforms. These claims often include false information about the health benefits or dangers of certain foods, leading to confusion and potentially harmful dietary choices among the public. For instance, there are numerous posts exaggerating the negative effects of common foods […]
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Electronic devices, batteries, and similar items can sometimes cause damage and accidents, making it essential to handle them cautiously. However, social media occasionally spreads misleading posts about such incidents, creating unnecessary panic. It is important to verify the accuracy of these claims to avoid misinformation and ensure safety measures are based on reliable information. Social […]
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Fact Checked by G. Rashmitha Diwyanjalee A video circulating online highlights the extensive materials used in building a wind turbine, accompanied by a caption that reads, ‘Good luck to any farmer who has to bear the cost of removing these in 20 years’ time. This type of industrial vandalism is not good for the environment.’ […]
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Fact Checked by G. Rashmitha Diwyanjalee A viral video claims that Canada is already below the net zero level of carbon tax. The person in the video mentions that Canada has 320 billion trees and needs only 30 billion trees to absorb all the carbon emitted in a year. However, some sources state that Canada […]
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Fact Checked by G. Rashmitha Diwyanjalee Subscribe to our WhatsApp Channel Food additives are substances added to food to enhance its flavor, appearance, texture, or shelf life. They serve various functions, including preserving food, improving taste, and maintaining consistency. These additives have been used for centuries, with ancient practices including the use of salt and […]
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Fact Checked By G. Rashmitha Diwyanjalee Concerns about the impact of Electromagnetic Field (EMF) radiation from Wi-Fi routers on both plant growth and human health have gained attention recently. Claims that Wi-Fi radiation can inhibit plant growth and pose health risks to humans need to be scrutinized. This article investigates the validity of these claims […]
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