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“High-fructose corn syrup is worse for you than regular sugar.”
False Strong See the evidence“Ultra-processed foods are toxic.”
False Strong See the evidence“GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Zepbound work for weight loss.”
True Strong See the evidence“Seed oils are toxic and cause inflammation.”
False Strong See the evidence“Most people need way more protein than the guidelines say.”
Mostly false Strong See the evidence“Artificial sweeteners are unsafe.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Diet soda is worse for you than regular soda.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Intermittent fasting is better for weight loss than a regular calorie-controlled diet.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“A drink or two a day is fine for your health, or even good for it.”
Mostly false Strong See the evidence“Red meat is bad for you.”
Mostly false Limited See the evidence“Eggs raise your cholesterol and increase your risk of heart disease.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Whole milk and other full-fat dairy are bad for your heart.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“You should avoid all fat to protect your heart.”
False Strong See the evidence“Eating fat makes you fat.”
Mostly false Strong See the evidence“Low-fat foods are healthier than full-fat foods.”
It depends Moderate See the evidence“Coconut oil is good for your heart.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Fiber matters more than almost anything else in your diet.”
Overhyped Moderate See the evidence“You need to strictly limit salt to stay healthy.”
It depends Moderate See the evidence“Coffee and caffeine are bad for your health.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Artificial food dyes are dangerous, especially for kids.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Raw milk is healthier than pasteurized milk.”
False Strong See the evidence“One diet is clearly best for most people.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Calories don’t matter for weight loss if you eat healthy foods.”
False Strong See the evidence“Most people need lots of supplements to be healthy.”
False Strong See the evidence“Creatine is safe and works for building muscle and improving performance.”
Mostly true Strong See the evidence“Most people should take vitamin D.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Most people should take fish oil or omega-3 supplements.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Magnesium is a powerful fix for stress and muscle cramps.”
Overhyped Limited See the evidence“Multivitamins improve the health of most healthy people.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Breakfast is the most important meal of the day.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Organic food is more nutritious than conventional food.”
Mostly false Limited See the evidence“Apple cider vinegar helps you lose weight.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Apple cider vinegar lowers the blood sugar spike after a meal.”
Mostly true Limited See the evidence“Eating soy lowers testosterone in men.”
False Strong See the evidence“Non-celiac gluten sensitivity is a real medical condition.”
Mostly true Limited See the evidence“Dairy causes inflammation in the body.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“MSG is bad for you and causes headaches.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Fat-burner supplements help you lose body fat.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Natural sweeteners are healthier than artificial sweeteners.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Detox diets and cleanses remove toxins from your body.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Eating beans balances your hormones.”
Not enough evidence Moderate See the evidence“Parasite cleanses remove hidden parasites causing bloating and fatigue.”
False Strong See the evidence“Bananas ruin the antioxidants in berry smoothies.”
Overhyped Limited See the evidence“Fresh vegetables are always more nutritious than frozen ones.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Snacking between meals is bad for you.”
It depends Limited See the evidence“Eating late at night makes you gain weight.”
It depends Limited See the evidence“Juicing fruits and vegetables is healthier than eating them whole.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Brown rice and whole-wheat bread are healthier than white versions.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Taking vitamin C prevents the common cold.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Green tea meaningfully boosts your metabolism.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Negative-calorie foods like celery burn more calories than they contain.”
False Strong See the evidence“Drinking ice-cold water helps you burn extra calories.”
Overhyped Moderate See the evidence“Everyone needs eight glasses of water a day.”
False Strong See the evidence“Brown eggs are healthier than white eggs.”
False Strong See the evidence“Nicotine itself is harmful even if you don’t smoke it.”
Mostly true Strong See the evidence“Marijuana is basically harmless since it's natural.”
False Strong See the evidence“Ashwagandha meaningfully reduces stress.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“NMN and NR supplements slow aging.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“BPC-157 and similar peptides are safe and help injuries heal.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“IV vitamin drips at wellness clinics improve your health.”
Mostly false Limited See the evidence“Akkermansia probiotics help with weight loss and metabolism.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Greens powders can replace vegetables.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Berberine works as well as Ozempic for weight loss and blood sugar.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Collagen supplements improve skin.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Astaxanthin works like an internal sunscreen and slows skin aging.”
Overhyped Limited See the evidence“Strength training only helps how you look, not how long you live.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Zone 2 cardio is the best exercise for health and longevity.”
Overhyped Moderate See the evidence“VO2 max is the single best predictor of how long you’ll live.”
Overhyped Moderate See the evidence“You need to walk 10,000 steps a day for good health.”
False Strong See the evidence“You need at least an hour of exercise every day to be healthy.”
False Strong See the evidence“HIIT is better than steady cardio.”
It depends Moderate See the evidence“Sitting is as dangerous as smoking.”
Overhyped Moderate See the evidence“Everyday movement like walking and fidgeting meaningfully affects your weight.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Stretching before a workout prevents injuries.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Lifting weights will make women bulky.”
False Moderate See the evidence“GLP-1 weight-loss drugs cause muscle loss.”
It depends Moderate See the evidence“If you’re not sore after a workout, it didn’t work.”
False Moderate See the evidence“You can't build meaningful muscle after a certain age.”
False Strong See the evidence“Lifting weights is dangerous for older adults.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Running ruins your knees and causes arthritis.”
False Strong See the evidence“Grip strength predicts how long you'll live.”
Mostly true Strong See the evidence“Fasted cardio burns more fat.”
Overhyped Moderate See the evidence“Taking a walk after eating helps control blood sugar.”
True Strong See the evidence“Rucking is much better than regular walking for fitness and fat loss.”
Overhyped Limited See the evidence“Sweating more during a workout means you're burning more fat.”
False Strong See the evidence“Muscle turns into fat when you stop working out.”
False Strong See the evidence“Crunches and ab exercises burn belly fat.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Free weights build more muscle than weight machines.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Everyone needs at least eight hours of sleep a night.”
Mostly false Strong See the evidence“How long you sleep matters more than keeping a regular sleep schedule.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Sleep trackers accurately tell you how well you slept.”
It depends Moderate See the evidence“Melatonin works well for most sleep problems.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Magnesium helps you sleep better.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Mouth taping is safe and improves sleep.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Screens and blue light before bed ruin your sleep.”
Overhyped Moderate See the evidence“You need to stop caffeine several hours before bed to protect your sleep.”
True Moderate See the evidence“A drink before bed helps you sleep better.”
False Strong See the evidence“Napping during the day is bad for you.”
It depends Moderate See the evidence“Sleep apnea is common and can seriously affect your health.”
True Strong See the evidence“Your bedroom temperature and setup affect how well you sleep.”
True Moderate See the evidence“A therapy called CBT-I is the best treatment for long-term insomnia.”
True Strong See the evidence“Changing your sleep schedule a lot on weekends can hurt your health.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“You can fully catch up on lost sleep by sleeping in later.”
It depends Moderate See the evidence“Perimenopause can disrupt sleep.”
True Strong See the evidence“Sleeping less makes you eat more the next day.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Getting morning sunlight helps you sleep better at night.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Sleep medicines like Ambien are safe to take regularly.”
It depends Moderate See the evidence“The Sleepy Girl Mocktail dramatically improves sleep.”
Overhyped Limited See the evidence“Sleepmaxxing gadgets and tricks dramatically improve sleep.”
Overhyped Limited See the evidence“Social media and smartphones are causing the teen mental health crisis.”
Not enough evidence Moderate See the evidence“Exercise can treat depression and anxiety.”
True Moderate See the evidence“Loneliness can hurt your physical health, not just your mood.”
True Moderate See the evidence“Mindfulness meditation improves mental health.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Prayer can improve mental health.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Therapy works for many mental health problems.”
True Strong See the evidence“Antidepressants can help treat depression.”
True Strong See the evidence“Spending time in nature improves your health.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Gratitude journaling can improve wellbeing.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Breathwork reduces stress and anxiety.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Poor sleep can worsen mental health.”
True Strong See the evidence“Probiotics can improve mood and anxiety.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Psilocybin is a proven treatment for depression.”
Overhyped Moderate See the evidence“Burnout is different from ordinary tiredness and depression.”
It depends Limited See the evidence“A "dopamine detox" resets your brain's reward system.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Everyday stress causes 'cortisol face' or a puffy face.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“You should change your workouts and diet based on your menstrual cycle.”
Not enough evidence Moderate See the evidence“You can diagnose yourself with ADHD from social media videos.”
False Strong See the evidence“Social-media labels can reliably diagnose someone as a “narcissist” or fixed “avoidant” attachment type.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Social media is making adults more anxious and depressed.”
Overhyped Moderate See the evidence“Prescription stimulants reduce ADHD symptoms in adults with ADHD.”
True Strong See the evidence“ADHD stimulants are completely safe for your heart long term.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Menopause hormone therapy is safe and worth it for most women.”
It depends Strong See the evidence“Healthy people without diabetes benefit from using a continuous glucose monitor.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Menopause makes women gain weight even if they don’t eat more.”
It depends Moderate See the evidence“"Cortisol cocktails" lower cortisol levels.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Sunscreen is toxic or causes cancer.”
False Strong See the evidence“Red light therapy improves skin.”
Mostly true Limited See the evidence“Perineum sunning boosts energy and hormones.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Lymphatic drainage detoxes your body and helps you lose weight.”
Overhyped Limited See the evidence“Vaginal probiotics treat an active case of bacterial vaginosis.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Beef tallow is better for your skin than conventional moisturizers.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Chronic mouth breathing in childhood is associated with altered facial growth and dental malocclusion.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Drinking a gallon of water a day gives you clear skin.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Biohacks can meaningfully extend your lifespan.”
Not enough evidence Insufficient/Conflicting See the evidence“Cold plunges provide major health benefits.”
Overhyped Moderate See the evidence“Regular sauna use is associated with lower cardiovascular and all-cause mortality and may improve some health markers.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Losing weight permanently damages your metabolism.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Fasting triggers autophagy in a way that gives you special health benefits.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“The Blue Zones are a reliable guide to living longer.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Biological age tests can accurately tell you how fast you’re aging.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Rapamycin slows aging in healthy people.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Metformin slows aging in healthy people.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“HBOT slows aging, improves brain function, and speeds recovery in healthy people.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“HBOT is an effective treatment for selected medical conditions.”
True Strong See the evidence“Microplastics in food and the environment are harming your health.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Fluoride in drinking water lowers kids’ IQ.”
It depends Moderate See the evidence“Grounding or earthing improves your health.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Consumer health wearables provide accurate, useful health data.”
It depends Moderate See the evidence“A person at a higher body weight cannot be healthy.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Cleaning between the teeth with floss or another suitable device improves dental health.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Mouthwash can replace brushing and flossing.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Some over-the-counter peroxide whitening products can whiten natural teeth in the short term.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Antibiotics help treat colds and the flu.”
False Strong See the evidence“Statins lower the risk of heart attacks and strokes.”
True Strong See the evidence“Greasy food cures a hangover.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Drinking more alcohol the next day cures a hangover.”
False Moderate See the evidence“IV vitamin drips cure hangovers.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Minoxidil regrows hair.”
Mostly true Strong See the evidence“Biotin supplements regrow hair.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Everyday 5G and Wi-Fi exposure within public limits has been shown to cause health problems.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Good posture prevents back pain.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“The flu shot can give you the flu.”
False Strong See the evidence“Topical retinoids can reduce acne and some signs of photoaging.”
Mostly true Strong See the evidence“A well-formulated topical vitamin C product can modestly improve some pigmentation and photoaging signs.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Some topical niacinamide products can modestly improve skin barrier function, uneven tone or photoaging signs.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Birth control pills cause major weight gain for most women.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Severe PMS is just something women have to live with.”
False Strong See the evidence“Erectile dysfunction usually means low testosterone.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Every older man with low testosterone needs treatment.”
False Strong See the evidence“LDL cholesterol doesn’t cause heart disease.”
False Strong See the evidence“ApoB predicts heart risk better than LDL cholesterol.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Lp(a) raises heart disease risk even if your regular cholesterol looks normal.”
True Strong See the evidence“Slightly high blood pressure is harmless if you feel fine.”
False Strong See the evidence“Prediabetes doesn’t matter unless it turns into diabetes.”
False Strong See the evidence“Vaginal probiotics can help prevent recurrent bacterial vaginosis.”
It depends Moderate See the evidence“Scientists know exactly how sleep loss changes your hunger hormones.”
Mostly false Limited See the evidence“GLP-1 weight-loss drugs have no major downsides.”
False Strong See the evidence“Ultra-processed foods make it easier to overeat.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Regularly eating more processed meat increases health risk.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Honey, maple syrup, agave and similar “natural” caloric sweeteners are substantially healthier than table sugar.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Eating beans, lentils or other pulses can modestly support weight loss.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Lemon water meaningfully boosts your metabolism.”
Mostly false Limited See the evidence“Some collagen supplements can modestly reduce osteoarthritis joint pain.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Stretching after a workout prevents next-day soreness.”
False Strong See the evidence“Melatonin is safe to take regularly.”
It depends Limited See the evidence“Depression is caused by a simple chemical imbalance in the brain.”
False Strong See the evidence“MDMA is a proven treatment for PTSD.”
Overhyped Moderate See the evidence“Testosterone therapy is safe and worth it for most men with low testosterone.”
It depends Strong See the evidence“Vaginal probiotics treat an active yeast infection.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Statin side effects are much more common than clinical trials show.”
Mostly false Strong See the evidence“Finasteride can slow loss and regrow some hair in men with androgenetic alopecia.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Seasonal flu vaccination provides little meaningful protection.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Birth control pills cause major mood changes for most women.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Most adults should have Lp(a) checked at least once.”
True Moderate See the evidence“Vaginal probiotics can help prevent recurrent yeast infections.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Vaccines cause autism.”
False Strong See the evidence“High cortisol is why you have stubborn belly fat.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Seed cycling balances your hormones.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Cardio is the best exercise for weight loss.”
It depends Moderate See the evidence“Walking doesn’t count as real exercise.”
False Strong See the evidence“You can’t be healthy if you eat fast food.”
False Moderate See the evidence“You can’t lose weight if you eat fast food.”
False Strong See the evidence“Processed foods are unhealthy.”
False Strong See the evidence“You have to eat “clean” to be healthy.”
False Strong See the evidence“Carbs make you fat.”
False Strong See the evidence“Cutting carbs is the fastest way to lose weight.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Sugar is toxic.”
False Strong See the evidence“Eating sugar causes diabetes.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Fruit has too much sugar to be healthy.”
False Strong See the evidence“Honey is healthier than regular sugar.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Sea salt is healthier than table salt.”
False Strong See the evidence“Gluten-free foods are healthier for everyone.”
False Strong See the evidence“Skipping meals slows your metabolism.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“A multivitamin can make up for a poor diet.”
False Strong See the evidence“If you can’t pronounce an ingredient, you shouldn’t eat it.”
False Strong See the evidence“Natural foods and ingredients are always safer and healthier.”
False Strong See the evidence“Food preservatives are toxic.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Beef tallow is healthier than seed oils for cooking.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Creatine damages your kidneys.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Creatine causes hair loss.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“High-dose vitamin D prevents major diseases.”
Mostly false Strong See the evidence“Being thin means you’re healthy.”
False Strong See the evidence“Sunscreen causes vitamin D deficiency.”
It depends Moderate See the evidence“Waking up early is healthier than sleeping later.”
It depends Moderate See the evidence“You can train yourself to need less sleep.”
False Strong See the evidence“Blue-light-blocking glasses meaningfully improve sleep.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Everyone should take a probiotic.”
False Strong See the evidence“Zinc prevents or shortens colds.”
It depends Limited See the evidence“Fast food doesn’t mold because it’s full of harmful chemicals.”
False Strong See the evidence“Chemicals in food are bad for you.”
False Strong See the evidence“A food is unhealthy if it has more than five ingredients.”
False Strong See the evidence“Organic, raw or coconut sugar is healthier than regular sugar.”
Mostly false Strong See the evidence“Food in Europe is healthier because Europe bans ingredients that the United States allows.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Bread, pasta and sweets in Europe do not affect your body the way American versions do.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Humans are not supposed to drink milk after infancy.”
False Strong See the evidence“Lectins and antinutrients make beans, lentils and chickpeas harmful.”
Mostly false Strong See the evidence“Whole grains are inflammatory and damage the gut.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Potatoes are basically sugar and cause insulin resistance.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Tomatoes, peppers, eggplant and potatoes are inflammatory because they are nightshades.”
Mostly false Limited See the evidence“Pork is uniquely toxic or unhealthy.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Conventionally raised chicken is inherently unhealthy.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Arsenic makes rice poisonous and unsafe to eat.”
Mostly false Strong See the evidence“Corn is inflammatory, basically sugar and nutritionally worthless.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Soy is harmful because phytoestrogens disrupt human hormones.”
False Strong See the evidence“Peanuts are unhealthy because of aflatoxins, lectins and omega-6 fats.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Antinutrients make nuts and seeds toxic.”
False Strong See the evidence“Oxalates make spinach dangerous for everyone.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Broccoli and other cruciferous vegetables harm the thyroid.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Carrots have too much sugar to be healthy.”
False Strong See the evidence“Oats are bad for you because of gluten, avenin, phytic acid or blood-sugar spikes.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Mushrooms are hard to digest and not meant for humans.”
False Limited See the evidence“Fermented foods are harmful because of histamine, microbes and fermentation byproducts.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Tea is unhealthy because caffeine, tannins and oxalates deplete nutrients or harm the body.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Olive oil is unhealthy because it is processed fat.”
False Strong See the evidence“Avocados are unhealthy because they are high in fat.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Bananas have too much sugar to be healthy.”
False Strong See the evidence“Dried fruit is basically candy and is unhealthy.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Chili peppers damage the gut.”
False Limited See the evidence“Garlic and onions are inflammatory and unhealthy.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Watermelon has too much sugar to be healthy.”
False Strong See the evidence“People should avoid all animal foods to be healthy.”
False Strong See the evidence“Plant foods are unnecessary and potentially harmful.”
False Strong See the evidence“If a food contains an antinutrient or a potentially harmful compound, the food is toxic.”
False Strong See the evidence“If a food raises blood sugar or insulin, it is unhealthy.”
False Strong See the evidence“Foods humans did not evolve to eat are unhealthy.”
False Strong See the evidence“If a food causes symptoms in some people, everyone should avoid it.”
False Strong See the evidence“Calling a food inflammatory or gut-damaging proves it is unhealthy.”
False Strong See the evidence“GMO foods are unsafe to eat.”
False Strong See the evidence“GMOs cause cancer.”
False Strong See the evidence“Non-GMO foods are healthier.”
False Strong See the evidence“GMO foods cause allergies.”
False Strong See the evidence“Eating GMO food changes your DNA.”
False Strong See the evidence“Glyphosate residues on food make it dangerous.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Testosterone booster supplements work.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Every man over 50 needs PSA screening.”
Mostly false Strong See the evidence“Frequent ejaculation changes prostate cancer risk.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Saw palmetto helps an enlarged prostate.”
Mostly false Strong See the evidence“Mobile phones lower sperm count.”
Not enough evidence Insufficient/Conflicting See the evidence“Using a laptop on your lap lowers sperm count.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Tight underwear lowers sperm count.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Sperm counts are collapsing worldwide.”
Overhyped Moderate See the evidence“Male menopause is real.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Vasectomy raises prostate cancer risk.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Adrenal fatigue is a real diagnosis.”
False Moderate See the evidence“Estrogen dominance causes most women's symptoms.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“At-home saliva hormone tests can guide treatment.”
It depends Moderate See the evidence“Natural desiccated thyroid is better than levothyroxine.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Plastics such as BPA and phthalates wreck your hormones.”
Overhyped Moderate See the evidence“Kelp or iodine supplements support the thyroid.”
It depends Strong See the evidence“A liver detox balances hormones.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Fluoride toothpaste prevents cavities.”
True Strong See the evidence“Electric toothbrushes clean better than manual ones.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Oil pulling improves oral health.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Charcoal toothpaste whitens teeth safely.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Silver amalgam fillings make you sick.”
Mostly false Moderate See the evidence“Root canals cause disease elsewhere in the body.”
False Moderate See the evidence“You should brush right after eating.”
It depends Moderate See the evidence“Sugar-free xylitol gum helps your teeth.”
Mostly true Moderate See the evidence“Gum disease raises heart disease risk.”
Not enough evidence Limited See the evidence“Sugar-free gum helps your teeth.”
True Moderate See the evidence