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  • Fact Check: Chicken Is NOT 'Poison'

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    Is chicken "poison" and not fit for human consumption? No, that's not true: There is no evidence that chicken meat is poisonous. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) all write on their websites that chicken is fine to eat and in no way poisonous to the human…

    • Jan 18, 2023
    • by: Marlo Lee
    Fact Check: Chicken Is NOT 'Poison' Safe Food
  • Fact Check: Illness Caused By 'Extreme Dairy Consumption' CANNOT Be Discerned By Looking At Iris

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    Can illness caused by milk be identified simply by looking at one's iris without medical equipment? No, that's not true: Iridology -- a theory that a person's iris can tell about their medical conditions -- has long been proven unfounded, and there is no scientific consensus that pasteurized milk may be harmful. The claim appeared in a video published on…

    • Jan 11, 2023
    • by: Uliana Malashenko
    Fact Check: Illness Caused By 'Extreme Dairy Consumption' CANNOT Be Discerned By Looking At Iris Pseudoscience
  • Fact Check: Parmesan Cheese Flavor Additive Is NOT Toxic In Small Amounts

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    Is a Parmesan cheese flavor additive toxic? No, that's not true: Two food science experts told Lead Stories it can be dangerous in large amounts because it contains butyric acid, but the amount of the acid allowed in Parmesan is no cause for alarm. Butyric acid naturally occurs in the body and aids in digestion. The claim, which appeared on…

    • Jan 11, 2023
    • by: Marlo Lee
    Fact Check: Parmesan Cheese Flavor Additive Is NOT Toxic In Small Amounts Fine To Eat
  • Fact Check: Food-Grade Canola Oil Is NOT Toxic For Humans, Experts Say

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    Is food-grade canola oil toxic for humans since it "starts with the seeds of a rape plant"? No, that's not true: In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which sets food regulations, recognizes canola oil as safe for human consumption. Furthermore, a Tufts University nutrition scientist told Lead Stories that there is "no basis" for the claim…

    • Jan 4, 2023
    • by: Madison Dapcevich
    Fact Check: Food-Grade Canola Oil Is NOT Toxic For Humans, Experts Say Not Toxic
  • Fact Check: Hoxsey Method Is NOT Cure For Cancer -- It's Folk Remedy

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    Did Harry Hoxsey, an ex-convict who had no medical licensing, create an effective method for curing cancer using a family concoction made up of herbs plus diet? No, that's not true: This old claim has been debunked as ineffective and dangerous by credible health organizations since the 1950s. The claim appeared in a Facebook reel published on December 10, 2022.…

    • Dec 30, 2022
    • by: Kaiyah Clarke
    Fact Check: Hoxsey Method Is NOT Cure For Cancer -- It's Folk Remedy Hoxsey Hoax
  • 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: The Human Meat Project Is NOT Real -- It's An Art Project

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    Is "The Human Meat Project" an organization that harvests food from donated human bodies "to solve overpopulation" and the problem of climate change? No, that's not true: The unnamed creators of the Human Meat Project website clarify in the site's "Terms and Condition of Use Agreement Policy that "This is purely a conceptual art project and will not be acted…

    • Dec 14, 2022
    • by: Marlo Lee
    Fact Check: The Human Meat Project Is NOT Real -- It's An Art Project Art Project
  • Fact Check: DASANI's Bottled Water Does NOT Contain Lethal Amount Of Potassium Chloride

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    Does the bottled drinking water DASANI contain lethal amounts of potassium chloride, the same chemical used to kill death row inmates? No, that's not true: All bottled water contains small amounts of the mineral, but both a water sciences expert and a U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) spokesperson tell Lead Stories that the level of potassium chrloide in bottled…

    • Dec 2, 2022
    • by: Jennifer Dobner
    Fact Check: DASANI's Bottled Water Does NOT Contain Lethal Amount Of Potassium Chloride Trace Amount
  • Fact Check: NO Evidence That Carrageenan In Tom's Of Maine Toothpaste Causes Cancer

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    Does carrageenan, a food stabilizer made from red seaweed, cause cancer? No, that's not true: A registered dietitian told Lead Stories that there is no substantial evidence that carrageenan causes cancer. Neither the Food and Drug Administration, nor the European Food Safety Authority have found safety concerns with using carrageenan as an additive. The claim that carrageenan causes cancer appeared…

    • Dec 1, 2022
    • by: Marlo Lee
    Fact Check: NO Evidence That Carrageenan In Tom's Of Maine Toothpaste Causes Cancer Experts Say No
  • Fact Check: FDA Did NOT Say Using Anything From Nature Is Illegal

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    Did the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) report that "it is illegal to use anything from nature that is not tested for efficacy and safety"? No, that's not true: The FDA regards herbal supplements as foods, not drugs. Therefore, they are not subjected to the same manufacturing standards to prove they are effective in curing an illness and are ultimately…

    • Nov 23, 2022
    • by: Kaiyah Clarke
    Fact Check: FDA Did NOT Say Using Anything From Nature Is Illegal Nature≠Illegal
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    Fact Check: Chicken Egg Yolk Antibodies (IgYs) Research Is NOT Connected To Farm Fires -- Study Was About Eggs From Hens Immunized For Testing

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    Fact Check: RNA Technology Is NOT Causing Chickens To Have Fertility Problems, Eggs NOT Unsafe For Human Consumption

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