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You can't catch a cold from being cold. A virus is responsible for contracting a cold. We become infected with viruses when we are in close quarters with other people infected with a virus.
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Nearly all of the studies that have tested the link between deodorant and breast cancer found no evidence to support the claim.
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Research suggests there is no link between eating eggs and a cholesterol imbalance.
Eggs are rich in nutrients and a good source of a nutritious food.
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Cracking joints do not cause arthritis. Research done found people who crack their joints are at the same risk of getting arthritis than those who don't.
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We should indeed be drinking enough water every day for good overall health. What this amount is, differ from person to person.
There is no scientific evidence that backs up drinking 8 glasses of water for overall health. The 8 glasses of water have been traced back to a single para...
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