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  • Fact Check: Garlic Is NOT A 'Fake Food'

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    Is garlic a "fake food"? No, that's not true: A nutrition expert confirmed to Lead Stories that "Garlic is a real food." The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) also recognizes garlic as a food that is safe for human consumption. The claim appeared in a video post on Facebook (archived here) on September 13, 2023. The caption under the video…

    • Sep 21, 2023
    • by: Kaiyah Clarke
    Fact Check: Garlic Is NOT A 'Fake Food' Safe To Eat
  • Fact Check: Soursop, Beans, Tomatoes, Onions Will NOT Cure Cancer

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    Is eating soursop, beans, tomatoes and onions a cure for cancer? No, that's not true: An oncologist and a dietitian told Lead Stories this combination of foods is no cure. Instead, the two experts advocated for a healthy, balanced diet to stave off a cancer diagnosis. A previous Lead Stories fact check also debunked the claim that soursop was more…

    • Apr 13, 2023
    • by: Marlo Lee
    Fact Check: Soursop, Beans, Tomatoes, Onions Will NOT Cure Cancer Not A Cure
  • Fact Check: Video Does NOT Show Protestors 'Destroying One Of The HAARP Platforms in Brazil' -- Or Anywhere

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    Does a viral clip show protesters attacking what is described as "one of the HAARP platforms in Brazil"? No, that's not true: The footage in question portrays an unrelated local protest in Brazil. The High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) is based in Alaska, and no credible sources reported an attack on HAARP in April 2023. HAARP doesn't have any…

    • Apr 11, 2023
    • by: Uliana Malashenko
    Fact Check: Video Does NOT Show Protestors 'Destroying One Of The HAARP Platforms in Brazil' -- Or Anywhere Not HAARP
  • Fact Check: Cut Potato In Sock Does NOT Combat Cold And Flu

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    Does wearing socks that contain cut pieces of potato help children combat flu and cold symptoms by absorbing toxins from their bodies? No, that's not true: The American Academy of Pediatrics has rejected this claim as groundless. It's not on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's list of "authorized health claims" -- claims about the health benefits of food or…

    • Dec 15, 2022
    • by: Kaiyah Clarke
    Fact Check: Cut Potato In Sock Does NOT Combat Cold And Flu Tuber No Cure
  • Fact Check: Cut Onion In Sock Does NOT Combat Cold And Flu

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    Does cutting an onion in two, placing the onion halves in your socks and sleeping through the night with them sticking to your feet help combat the flu and cold symptoms by drawing out toxins? No, that's not true: While the National Onion Association website states that onions support your health in various ways, such as defending against cancers and…

    • Nov 16, 2022
    • by: Kaiyah Clarke
    Fact Check: Cut Onion In Sock Does NOT Combat Cold And Flu Onions No Cure
  • Fact Check: Sliced Onions Will NOT Purify The Air To Keep Sickness At Bay

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    Do cut onions placed around a house purify the air by pulling viruses, toxins, bacteria and fungus out of the air, and will this process keep people from getting sick? No, that's not true: This folk remedy goes back hundreds of years, but there is no scientific evidence that cut onions have the ability to act as an air purifier,…

    • Nov 4, 2022
    • by: Sarah Thompson
    Fact Check: Sliced Onions Will NOT Purify The Air To Keep Sickness At Bay Still Unproven
  • Fact Check: Onions Do NOT Treat Depression

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    Does "eating 2 onions daily" treat depression? No, that's not true: While the National Onion Association website states that onions support your health in various ways, such as defending against a variety of cancers and providing anti-inflammatory properties, they do not treat depression. A registered psychologist told Lead Stories, "there is no compelling research identifying onions as a treatment for…

    • Sep 12, 2022
    • by: Kaiyah Clarke
    Fact Check: Onions Do NOT Treat Depression Not Therapy
  • Fact Check: Eating Cabbage Stew Is NOT Going To Cause A Person To Shed '20 Pounds In One Week'

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    Will eating cabbage stew or soup cause a person to lose "20 pounds in one week"? No, that's not entirely true: A medical doctor specializing in weight loss told Lead Stories that a person would mostly lose water weight, but cannot lose fat that rapidly using this method. A Ph.D. clinical dietician told Lead Stories it is not a well-balanced…

    • Sep 6, 2022
    • by: Kaiyah Clarke
    Fact Check: Eating Cabbage Stew Is NOT Going To Cause A Person To Shed '20 Pounds In One Week' Water Weight
  • Fact Check: There Is NO Evidence That Cut Onions' Irritating Enzymes Are Drawn To Water

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    Does placing a wet towel near the cutting surface when slicing onions prevent crying by absorbing the irritating enzymes released? No, there is no evidence that this cooking hack works better than any other methods. The reason why slicing onions makes cooks cry is a complicated reaction between various enzymes released from the onion's sliced cells that form to produce…

    • Jul 23, 2021
    • by: Sarah Thompson
    Fact Check: There Is NO Evidence That Cut Onions' Irritating Enzymes Are Drawn To Water Unproven
  • Fact Check: NO Evidence This Tonic Recipe Will Change Outcomes For People Infected With COVID-19

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    Will this tonic routine treat COVID-19 in the way that is claimed, and can it prevent anyone who adheres to this regimen from dying of COVID? No, that's not true: This COVID remedy, which is intended to be used as both an inhaled steam treatment and as a drink, contains several aromatic and natural ingredients as a tonic, and those…

    • Jan 19, 2021
    • by: Sarah Thompson
    Fact Check: NO Evidence This Tonic Recipe Will Change Outcomes For People Infected With COVID-19 Tonic Not Cure
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    Fact Check: Internet Personality Lil Tay Has NOT Died, Despite August 9, 2023, Death Notice On Her Instagram Page

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    Fact Check: Chef Jamie Oliver Did NOT Beat McDonald's In Legal Battle Over Processed Beef -- Not Used By McDonald's Since 2011

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    Fact Check: A Heckling Crowd Did NOT Chant 'Fuck Joe Biden' At Speech -- It's Altered Audio

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  • Fact Check: Teen Did NOT Sleep With His Bullies' Mothers To 'Assert Dominance' Just A Meme

    Fact Check: Teen Did NOT Sleep With His Bullies' Mothers To 'Assert Dominance'

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    Fact Check: Donald Rumsfeld Did NOT Report That $2.3 Trillion Was Missing The Day Before 9/11 Attacks

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    Fact Check: Meme About Great-Grandmother Washing Aluminum Foil And Saving Bacon Grease Was NOT Fact Checked

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    Fact Check: Peter McCullough Did NOT Officially Address European Parliament On September 13, 2023 -- Gathering Was Not A Hearing

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    • Sep 27, 2023
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    Fact Check: Cancers NOT Appearing In 'Ways Never Before Seen' After COVID Vaccinations

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    • Sep 27, 2023
    • by: Ed Payne
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    Fact Check: Ukraine Did NOT Issue Stamp With Yaroslav Hunka On It -- Viral Image Showed Barcode From Different Product

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    • Sep 27, 2023
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    Fact Check: NO Evidence Jets Head Coach Says He'll Quit 'On The Spot' If Team Signs Colin Kaepernick

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    • Sep 27, 2023
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    Fact Check: NO Evidence '120 Million Tons Of Lithium' In Maui, Or That Lithium Prompted Fires To Be Started

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    • Sep 27, 2023
    • by: Marlo Lee
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    Fact Check: US Navy SEALs Did NOT 'Save Missing Maui Children'

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    • Sep 27, 2023
    • by: Kaiyah Clarke
  • Fact Check: Mayo Clinic Website NOT 'Recently' Updated To Say Hydroxychloroquine Can Be Used To Treat COVID-19 Patients -- Doctors Can Prescribe But It's Not Recommended Treatment Not Suggested

    Fact Check: Mayo Clinic Website NOT 'Recently' Updated To Say Hydroxychloroquine Can Be Used To Treat COVID-19 Patients -- Doctors Can Prescribe But It's Not Recommended Treatment

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    • Sep 27, 2023
    • by: Ed Payne

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