Tag: Debunking myths

According to the CDC, smoking is the leading cause of preventable death and disease in the United States, debunking the false premise of the question, "What is the healthiest thing to smoke?". The reality is that inhaling any smoke, regardless of the source, introduces harmful toxins into your body and carries significant health risks.

According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, humans produce three different types of tears—basal, reflex, and emotional—but none of these are scientifically proven to determine the side from which the first tear appears. The viral claim that it means pain, while a right eye tear means happiness, is a widespread myth.

The statement that the human body is 80% water is a widespread myth. While water is undoubtedly the single largest component of the human body, with an average adult typically comprised of approximately 60% water, this figure varies significantly. Is there 80% water in the human body True or false? The simple answer is false, and the real science is far more fascinating.

Despite rumors spreading online, the viral 15-3 rule is a financial 'hack,' not a concept related to general health. Experts state this credit card payment strategy is misleading, so understanding its flaws is key before attempting it.