Related links: PLOS Medicine study | Rat study
Debunked: Food emulsifiers cause colorectal cancer?
Related links: PLOS Medicine study | Rat study
Category: Food, Beverages & Diet
2-Minute Junking: More colorectal cancer in young people? Processed foods to blame?
Related links: ACS report | NCI data
Debunked: RFK Jr.’s claim that 60% of adults have chronic disease, 10 times more than when JFK was President
One Minute Junking: Fish oil supplements cause heart attacks?
Links: BMJ study | Junk Science Judo
Nutritionist La-La-Land Rocked: No cardiovascular benefits from eating vegetables, reports large study
‘Settled science’ and food nannying takes another body low.
Milloy talks drunk-driving kill switch and gas prices with Kara McKinney on OANN
From the December 3, 2021 episode of Tipping Point.
Does coffee reduce prostate cancer risk?
A new study claims that drinking coffee reduces prostate cancer risk. True or junk?
Study: No obvious benefit from lowering ‘bad’ cholesterol levels
Taking cholesterol drugs? You’re probably doing so for no reason.
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Study: No need to cut down red and processed meat consumption
Major Canadian-led study finds cutting back has little impact on health. I posted this because you probably won’t see it anywhere else.
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Study: No direct link between sugary drinks and caloric intake or BMI in children
JunkScience.com has been (correctly) punching back on sugar-sweetened drink hysteria for decades.
Continue reading Study: No direct link between sugary drinks and caloric intake or BMI in children
No… soda doesn’t kill… but the corruption will
A new study claims that drinking soda increases the risk of death. This is only true if you rip a soda can in half and slash your throat with it. So no, soda doesn’t kill… but the corruption will kill you.
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Fake News from the American Academy of Neurology
Check out the media release headline below:
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