Influencer claims that they know when women are ovulating don't pass the smell test.

The post myth busters: Can you smell ovulation? appeared first on Medical News Bulletin.

Is it true that dietary saturated fat should be avoided? Is it really a leading cause of heart disease? The data says nope and nope. Saturated fat is an essential nutrient and there is little evidence that it is harmful when consumed in moderation as part of a balanced diet. Trans fats and hyrdogenated fats, […]

The post The Saturated Fat Myth appeared first on Medical News Bulletin.

Tik-Tokers and Instagram Influencers love to extoll the benefits of coffee enemas. They claim they cure all kinds of ailments and are safe to do at home by yourself. This is false. Coffee enemas can be bad for your rectal health and they have no proven benefits. Edouard Al Chami investigates the world of coffee […]

The post The Coffee Enema Myth appeared first on Medical News Bulletin.

Many people believe that smoking marijuana is healthier for you than smoking tobacco or cigarettes. This just isn’t true. Research from the Journal of the American Medical Association reveals a worrying myth is taking hold that Cannabis smoke is safer than tobacco smoke.

The post The Secondhand Cannabis Smoke Myth appeared first on Medical News Bulletin.

Myth: Drinking two tablespoons of chia seeds in an eight-ounce glass of water with the juice from one-half of a lemon will immediately reduce your bloating and help you lose weight. Truth: This is false.  The chia seed and lemon water drink will not provide you with an internal shower that cleanses you of fat […]

The post The TikTok Internal Shower Myth appeared first on Medical News Bulletin.

Myth: Diversity training breaks down bias toward gender inequality Truth:  This is false. Women are still at a disadvantage in multiple areas of work, including science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and medicine (STEM) fields. Women are more likely to earn a lower salary, more likely to experience sexual harassment, and less likely to be promoted.  This […]

The post The Diversity Training Myth appeared first on Medical News Bulletin.

The acne and nutrition myth has a long history. The Western diet was hypothesized to be a huge contributor to acne.1 While it’s true that acne is caused by many different factors associated with nutrition, like lifestyle and hormonal changes, diet hasn’t been proven to be a cause.1  Understanding the basics Research can be broken […]

The post The Acne and Nutrition Myth appeared first on Medical News Bulletin.

Myth: Playing video games may lead to a negative impact on the brain and cognition. Truth: This can be true or false. The hippocampus is the part of the brain that helps individuals orient themselves and remember past experiences. The striatum is the part of the brain that counterbalances the hippocampus. Within the striatum lies […]

The post The Video Games Myth appeared first on Medical News Bulletin.