Health
Medical claims, wellness fads, and what the evidence actually supports.
Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) significantly increases cancer risk in all women.
TOTAL BS
The MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) vaccine causes autism in children.
TOTAL BS
It is possible for a person to fully function on 5 hours of sleep per night if they train their body.
TOTAL BS
Cold plunges increase testosterone levels in men.
TOTAL BS
Adopting an intentionally optimistic mindset, often referred to as 'delulu', increases self-confidence.
SOME BS
AI chatbots frequently repeat medical misinformation when prompted with misleading health claims.
HARDLY BS
Detox diets remove measurable toxins from the human body beyond what the liver and kidneys naturally eliminate.
TOTAL BS
Parasitic infections are a common cause of sugar cravings in otherwise healthy adults.
TOTAL BS
Practicing bedtime stacking, which involves engaging in activities such as reading, journaling, or self-care in bed before sleep, improves sleep quality compared to using the bed only for sleep.
TOTAL BS
Opening windows for 10–15 minutes daily removes harmful toxins from indoor air.
SOME BS
Wrapping plastic around the mouth causes weight loss.
TOTAL BS
COVID-19 vaccinated individuals die from the Delta variant at higher rates than unvaccinated individuals.
TOTAL BS
Living at high altitude provides protection against developing diabetes.
SOME BS
The World Health Organization (WHO) classified processed meats, including deli ham, as Group 1 carcinogens.
HARDLY BS
Drinking pink salt (Himalayan salt) beverages causes rapid weight loss in humans.
TOTAL BS
Eating chocolate causes acne.
MOSTLY BS
Walking for 10 minutes after a meal reduces postprandial blood glucose levels compared to remaining sedentary.
NOT BS
Vaccines cause autism spectrum disorder in children.
TOTAL BS
Bed rotting improves mood and reduces stress more effectively than maintaining normal daily productivity during periods of burnout.
TOTAL BSNo checks match that verdict.