“garlic, coconut oil, turmeric, black pepper and Vicks cure arthritis”
Medical Dialogues rated this: The claim is False
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“The vitamin D that comes directly from the sun is absorbed by rock salt after it has been dried in the sun for three days. Therefore, I was advised by a Siddha doctor to utilise this salt if one is vitamin D-deficient. This is how I utilise the dried salt. My 'vitamin D' insufficiency has been resolved by following this method- Actress Ramya Pandian.”
Youturn rated this: false
“Seed oils in infant formula harm the health of infants.”
FactCheck.org rated this: Unsupported
FactCheck.org says: Seed oils provide needed fatty acids in infant formulas, and there is no evidence they harm infants.
“Mix of Flaxseed Oil and Homemade Paneer Cures Cancer.”
Medical Dialogues rated this: The user's claim is false
“A text on Facebook warned netizens against alleged members of the ISIS group disguising themselves as healthcare workers to infect and kill people with “AIDS virus” under the pretense of giving vaccinations.”
Vera Files rated this: False
Vera Files says: In a July 22 advisory, the Department of Health-Cagayan Valley Center for Health Development debunked the claim, saying that spreading the “AIDS virus” through vaccinations is “misleading and malicious.” The DOH and the…
“Desi ghee, ajwain, daalchini and jaggery induce periods and cure PCOD?”
Health Dialogues rated this: The claim is False
“Nations who accept the new regulations [WHO International Health Regulations] are signing over their power in health emergencies to an unelected international organization that could order lockdowns, travel restrictions, or any other measures.”
FactCheck.org rated this: False
FactCheck.org says: The WHO doesn't have authority to order countries to take certain measures when responding to a pandemic or other public health emergency. The group can only make recommendations.
“Dalchini, Ginger, Turmeric and Lemon Can Cure PCOD in month?”
Medical Dialogues rated this: The claim by the user is false.
“51,000 Americans will die each year" as a result of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act's changes to health insurance.”
FactCheck.org rated this: Exaggerates
FactCheck.org says: An analysis projected 42,500 deaths a year. The extra 8,800 Sanders is claiming are deaths from provision that is expiring and is not part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act itself.
“Filipino cardiologist and online health personality Willie Ong is endorsing the eye health product Lutein Gummies.”
Vera Files rated this: Fake
Vera Files says: The clips featured in the ad were manipulated using artificial intelligence. The original videos came from short-form clips uploaded in the YouTube channel of Ong in 2024.
“Health Ministry Issued Warnings on Samosa and Jalebi Like It Does for Cigarettes.”
Medical Dialogues rated this: User's claim is false.
“Samosas and jalebis are loaded with sugar and trans fat, which can affect health in the long term.”
Youturn rated this: misleading
“67 yrs old Brahmin marriage with a 6 yrs old. Brahmin genes Brahmin virus”
Youturn rated this: false
“Actress Coney Reyes is endorsing a milk product that helped her recover from Alzheimer's disease.”
Vera Files rated this: Fake
Vera Files says: Coney Reyes has not shared that she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, nor has she issued any official endorsement of the product. Mind-Max, the milk supplement advertised, is not FDA-approved.
“Green Leaves Juice can cure diabetes.”
Medical Dialogues rated this: user's claim is false
“Drinking Coriander can Cure Hypothyroidism and Hyperthyroidism.”
Health Dialogues rated this: User's claim is false
“It is an indisputable fact that the countries that use the most sunscreen, have the highest incidence of skin cancer. And the more sunscreen they use, the greater the prevalence.”
Deutsche Welle rated this: False
“Ariana Grande is suffering from a life-threatening health crisis as evidenced by a recent photo from an awards ceremony.”
Fact Crescendo Sri Lanka rated this: False
“Maggi noodles can cause anemia, joint pain, memory and hearing loss, kidney and liver swelling, and other health issues”
Medical Dialogues rated this: user's claim is mostly false.
“If every one of the 340 million people in America paid a new $35 copay to visit the doctor, that still wouldn’t be enough to cover how much Meta would get from just one tax break in Donald Trump's ‘Big Beautiful Bill.’”
PolitiFact rated this: Half True