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Why fact‑checking is essential public‑interest infrastructure for our food system
Maldita.es reviewed dozens of studies on whether fact-checking works and the evidence has serious implications for how we tackle food misinformation
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How to spot fake nutrition advice on social media: 10 red flags
Because not every wellness reel is well-informed, these red flags will help you scroll smarter.
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Can a cup of lemon balm tea really melt fat overnight?
Lemon tea and magnesium may help you unwind, but current studies don’t show a bedtime drink can melt belly fat by “lowering cortisol” or hacking your hormones.
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Are hemp, flax and chia seeds causing “major disruptions in hormones”?
Seeds like flax, chia and hemp contain phytoestrogens, but current evidence suggests they don’t wreck hormones and may support long‑term health for most people.
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