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40 Myths People Think Are True, Yet They Are in Reality Very, Very False, As Shared In This Online Thread
Comedian Ron White once famously called his show You Can't Fix Stupid. The statement is debatable, because in theory, education is supposed to do that, but it's a completely different story when it boils down to practice. And so there is always work to be done when pushing away the tide of ignorance.
But until then, Redditors embrace the reality by asking questions and sharing experiences. Specifically, this time around, someone on Reddit asked people to share the dumbest myths people today still believe, and the r/AskReddit community was quick to deliver.
Scroll down, enjoy the list, and why not upvote and comment some of your stories in the comment section below!
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#1
Vaccines cause autism…..
and_a_touch_of_the_’tism 2 years ago
I wish I could upvote this more than once! AUTISM IS A NEUROLOGICAL CONDITION DETERMINED BEFORE BIRTH, TYPICALLY CAUSED BY GENETIC FACTORS
Alias-the-shade 2 years ago
Yeah I’m already autistic is getting multiple vaccines gonna multiplier it or something?!
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Lace Neil 2 years ago
Even if it was true, which it most certainly isn't, but if it was, wouldn't you rather have an autistic child than a dead child?
Hippopotamuses 2 years ago
Isn’t it incredible how much damage one sad fraudulent loser managed to do!
Margaret H 2 years ago
In the dim, dark ages when I was a girl, our next-door neighbour's son got polio in one of the epidemics that rolled through. He spent the rest of his life in an iron lung and died before his 21st birthday. Our parents jumped with joy when the vaccine was developed. Autism was no more prevalent afterwards than it was before vaccination.
Ellie Ahmed 2 years ago
My grandmother contracted rubella during pregnancy before MMR vaccine was available and my aunt was born with Congenital Rubella Syndrome, a condition that can affect babies exposed to rubella in the womb. She is profoundly intellectually disabled (ranging somewhere between a toddler and a five year old), non-verbal apart from groans, can't care for herself without 24 hour support, and despite really fantastic care is often confused, frustrated and scared by a world she doesn't always understand. She is very beloved as she is, but none of us are kidding ourselves that her life could have been so much richer and less challenging for her without this condition. If the MMR vaccine had been available to my grandmother before her pregnancy, this didn't need to happen. Not every baby with congenital rubella had as severe a deficit as my aunty, but she is far from a unique case in her generation. The idea of scrapping a vaccine that prevents this happening is insane to me
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censorshipsucks 2 years ago
since many scientists are on the ASD spectrum, and scientists create vaccines, we can conclude that autism causes vaccines.
Cyber Returns 2 years ago
I love asking anti-vaxxers "Would you protest a vaccine that 100% stops autism?"
Mim“the Swede”Sorensson 2 years ago (edited)
Damn, good one! Do their heads implode? It feels like they would.
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Dr 2 years ago
People are stupid. Spend enough time on BP and you will realise this.
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Mystery Egg 2 years ago
The doctor that suggested this had taken out a patent for single vaccines just before studying the mixed MMR jab. His results were that the mixed MMR jab caused autism but he only tested 6 children, refused to re-do the study and some of the kids already had autism. If he could have proved it, he would have been a multi millionaire overnight because of the singe Vaccine patent. He was also stuck off for medical negligence a year later. He moved to the US and started peddling his nonsense.
Joe Publique 2 years ago
Lots of scientists are somewhere on the spectrum, therefore it could be argued that autism causes vaccines. Go figure...
Jane Cortez 2 years ago
Fodder for those who do not read, watch infomercials for educational purposes, survived drinking bleach as a homemade colonic.
Celtic Pirate Queen 2 years ago
Yeah, I think more people should get their medical information from former Playboy Bunnies (looking at you Jenny McCarthy. You're a complete moron).
Ray McArdle 2 years ago
Sadly, Don Imus (US deceased talk show host) promoted this on his show. There's no evidence for it.
Martine Borge 2 years ago
My argument will always be; ok, but would you rather have a child with autism or a child that is dead?
Lily from England 2 years ago
As someone with an Autistic sister. People need to stop fking staying this. It’s utter bullsh*t - and you just look like a tw*t. 🙈
Ashen Mccann (They/Them) 2 years ago
my friends mom thinks Tylenol causes autism....their adopted they dont know s**t about his mom.
Jan Bowyer 2 years ago
I sometimes wonder if the faux news watchers are of an age where Cronkite and other credible media reported news and were completely trustworthy. The antis are just very slow to realize that the Tuckers, Seans, et al are nowhere near as honest as the news media people were back in the 60's and 70's.
Load More Replies... Lena Flising 1 year ago
A POSSIBLE risk factor might be if your mom has rubella while being pregnant with you. I.e. NOT being vaccinated might contribute to it.
Casmera Norwich 2 years ago
I wish those Hollywood know-nothing influencers would keep their unfounded "medical information" to themselves. So many people have been harmed by believing that vaccines are bad....
Doodles1983 2 years ago
Genetic disposition is a cause. But genuine stress and poor health and well-being in either parent before conception is a problem. And inflammation is a huge problem in most cases.
Gwenn Kuhns 2 years ago
Finding that a lot of children that have Autism and ADD/ADHD have a relative that was exposed to Agent Orange
Just Sayin 2 years ago
Everyone in here think they know it all or specialize in Autism . Wow. How about if it really does cause autism? How would you know it doesn't? I'm not saying it does but what if.....
Ellie Ahmed 2 years ago
And what if staring at the clouds during pregnancy causes autism? And what if that one time you ate a piece of carrot in 5th grade caused it? What if it's all that dihydrogen monoxide you've been swilling? Unless you specialise in autism, you can't prove they aren't responsible. You can't prove that every single thing that you've ever done in your entire life didn't cause it. You can't prove that autism isn't a myth. You can't prove the moon landing isn't fake. You can't prove that the moon itself isn't fake. One of the fantastic things about science is that we don't have to treat every nonsense hypothesis as equally plausible. We can use our energy researching things that might actually be worthwhile.
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#2
Trickle down economics.
Oliver Seitz 2 years ago
Trickle down is just a lie to justify big tax cuts for the rich to "pay back" big coproration donors. GOP loves that excuse and their brain dead voters believe each c**p they get told.
#3
That there are dozens of hot singles in my area just dying to meet me.
Craftsman 64 2 years ago
There are dozens of hot singles (true) in my area (not as true) just dying (possibly) to meet me (flat out lie)
#4
When I had cancer a few years back and was doing chemotherapy I had people who constantly questioned that I actually "had cancer" due to the fact that my hair didn't fall out until I was actually in remission (Had been off chemo for about 2-3 weeks when my hair started gradually thinning and falling out).
It's a complete myth that every single person's hair will have the same reaction to chemo. Some people lose hair right away, some don't. Everybody is different.
Sonja 2 years ago
There was a letter on ask a manager of a woman who threw their padding at a colleague after a mastectomy when those nasty potstirrers claimed she couldn't have cancer because she didn't look sick enough. It's ridiculous how cruel some people can be if you don't fit in their expectations.
#5
I still believe that if any of my limbs hang off the bed while sleeping that a monster will grab them. I also believe that the moment I remember this and pull them back on the bed is just in the nick of time before a monster grabs them.
You can't prove there isn't a monster under my bed.
#6
Fish only have a 5 second memory. My fish are fed automatically on a timer and they know dinner time better than my goddamn cat
#7
Religion imo
Cynical, Burnt And Jaded 2 years ago
Amen. Lots of hate, wars and discrimination because you aren't with the right group. Such BS. Treat everyone with kindness. If they can't reciprocate, move on.
#8
Tear here to open.
Craftsman 64 2 years ago
It's Nestle - they're completely evil and probably did it on purpose.
#9
The whole “Alpha/Beta male” thing
Craftsman 64 2 years ago
When that first started, some guy tried it on my wife at a pub and she told him I was an Omega male. He stood there having no idea what Omega meant so she said "He'll be the f*****g end of you". (Nobody clapped or bought us free drinks all night but he did walk away looking like a wet, beaten dog)
#10
“Lightning never strikes the same place twice.”
Yes it does, that’s the entire reason for lightning rods on buildings.
Michelle C 2 years ago (edited)
The late Roy Sullivan, a Canadian farmer, held and still holds the world record for the most lightning strikes experienced during one’s lifetime: he got hit by lightning seven times over the course of his life.
#11
That humans only use 10% of their brain. This is false, regardless of how those who proclaim this myth seemingly demonstrate that it is in fact true.
#12
That you eat spiders in your sleep.
Spider will not knowingly walk into a preditors mouth.
They can sense both the heartbeat, heat and noise from humans. All things that would alert them not to go into our mouth.
Craftsman 64 2 years ago
The sound of my snoring ensures there are no spiders within 25 yards of our house.
#14
“Do what you love and never work a day in your life.” No one is paying me to play video games and eat pizza.
Genericist 2 years ago
I used to be a games tester. Sounds a lot better than it was - my job was to check new updates still let old games work, so I just tested each game for an hour, week in week out. When you consider some of the nonsense that gets released (Barbie and Bratz are two games that stick with me), it stops looking quite as fun. Wasn't a bad job by any means, but it wasn't non-stop decent gaming. Christmas parties were awesome, though; cheers Sony!
#15
That there are magic pills that make you lose weight and gain muscle without ever going to a gym. Or that there are snake oils that will take years off of your face and make you look young. There's a sucker born every minute.
#16
There are dumber ones out there, but the one I, as an estate lawyer, deal with constantly is the idea that there needs to be a "reading" of the will, where the family all gather and the lawyer reads it aloud to them for the first time. We don't do that, we just mail everyone their own copy if they want it.
It's a really stubbornly persistent one because people continue to see scenes of it in movies and TV shows, where it's used for some big dramatic reveal. I've even had irate beneficiaries insist that the administration of the estate can't be "official" until there's a reading.
Way, *way* back, like 150 years ago or so, I believe we used to do something like that at times because you couldn't exactly presume literacy on the part of the beneficiaries, but now we feel it's a pretty safe bet that you can either read it or find someone who can.
StrangeOne 2 years ago
I'd rather my inheritances be given out discreetly. I know too many people on my mom's side who are vindictive, scheming, entitled and will try to rob my beneficiaries of their rightfully given estates.
#18
"Lie detectors" as a literal thing.
There's a reason they aren't admissible as evidence in court in most places.
#20
That Einstein failed his grade school math class. It was the subject of a Ripley’s Believe It or Not column in 1935 and Einstein himself refuted the article. In primary school he had been at the top of class and by 15 he had mastered differential and integral calculus.
David H 2 years ago
In Germany at the time they used a 5-1 GPA system where 5 was the lowest and 1.0 was the highest, Einstein had a 1.05, putting him in the top 1/1000th percentile in Germany at the time. Journalists used to the British 0-4 or 0-5 where 4 or 5 is the highest (like what we use in the US, Canada, etc) saw a 1.05 and not realizing it was a different system, just assumed he failed, when he was near perfection
#21
You have to wait 48 hours to report someone missing
and_a_touch_of_the_’tism 2 years ago
This one is DANGEROUS- the odds of someone who’s been kidnapped surviving decrease exponentially after the first 16-24 hours, I believe
#23
Anything about MSG. I battle with my health conscious wife about this often.
EDIT: Too much of anything is bad for you. I still don’t understand the demonization of MSG.
MrsFettesVette 2 years ago
MSG= Make S**t Good (let's not forget there are naturally occurring glutamates in SO MANY FOODS)
#24
At some point, a viral video allegedly proved that the “beg buttons” at crosswalks are just placebos.
Some of them are, but most of them really do add a cycle for pedestrians to get a walk signal. You should use them regardless
#25
That magnetic jewelry / healing will cure just about anything. A dude named Mesmer the 1780 came up with the idea, and it have been debunked many times - yet it’s still a billion dollar industry. Fun fact - the word “mesmerized” is related to him.
Hippopotamuses 2 years ago
Great for checking out the bodywork of the second-hand car you’re about to buy, though.
#26
Halloween candy is commonly laced with [illegal substances] or razor blades.
and_a_touch_of_the_’tism 2 years ago
It’s one of those things where it’s very rare, but HAS happened, so it’s worth checking to be sure. Although, I did get a rice krispy treat with “choose god” on it once.
#27
Had a cab driver insisting that the reactor meltdown at Fukushima was a failed Chinese attack on the US. The plan was to superheat the rods so they'd burn into the ground, through the center of the Earth, and come out in America and irradiate it.
Amazing.
Thomas Bentley 2 years ago
I could think of a million reasons why it would not work, but it sounds like the plot of a movie I would watch.
#28
It is believed in Indian culture that keeping your unibrow means “good luck” I kept my unibrow for 20 years thinking it is my “good luck” until I got stage 5th of kidney failure and I did my eyebrows after that because who gives a f**k about luck anymore. Now my eyebrows look cute af.
#29
I remember the myth that gum takes 7 YEARS to fully pass through your digestive system
sparkly radish 2 years ago
Okay this is partially true. If the gum stayed in your system, it would take 7 years for it to be digested into the body. However, it just stays in it's gummy form and follows the rest of the waste out the back door.
#30
That you can target fat loss in specific areas of the body by doing certain exercises (like doing sit-ups to lose belly fat)
AndThenICommented 2 years ago
This one includes an extra myth - that you can’t tone a fatty area. You cannot target fat loss, but you CAN build muscle and tighten muscle. As the muscle grows, there’s more surface area for the fat and that in turn can give the illusion of fat loss. For the example of crunches - if your core is weak, then strengthening can give an improved appearance by: tightening internal corset and promoting better posture. However, true abs are made in the kitchen in conjunction with an appropriate training plan.
#31
"Oh, I dont want a raise/make more money, because then I'll lose more money to taxes and take home less!"
You only get taxed on the money thats made above your current bracket. Its literally impossible to make more money and take home less.
XenoMurph 2 years ago
Unless you are on some form of benefits and the raise makes you cross the threshold of income. Making £100 per week, plus top up of £20 from government, pay £5 tax. Income £115. Then a raise of £10. Earn £110 but now wages too high for top up, pay £6 tax. Income £104 But that's just bad government.
#32
That the underdogs are:
always good;
always right.
#33
My dad had this guy helping him out (think Big Box store DIY curb ready helper) who told him "If you sleep with your hair wet, you will bleed out of your mouth"... and he was 110% sure that was fact.
We were both just confused and bewildered at this statement.
What the hell had this guy witnessed?!
#34
Had to explain to a grown a*s adult that blood isn’t blue inside the body and red once it hits oxygen because… blood already carries oxygen.
ETA: I didn’t expect this to take off, I first commented when the post was brand new and only had 30 comments. I understand that I came off as a snarky a*****e about it, but the dude and I were cool after 10 minutes of convincing him that what he was taught was a myth. No hurt feelings, buds.
BlueEyesWhiteDragon 2 years ago
Well, some of us DO have blue blood...if we are octopuses. (https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/octopuses-keep-surprising-us-here-are-eight-examples-how.html)
#35
So many people think Narwhals are mythical.
A more serious one, that people who have been hurt or oppressed are morally better. My Mom thought that because she had been hurt by her Dad, whatever she did to the family was somehow justified. The Hutus were legitimately oppressed by the Tutsis (but to be fair, that comes back to Leopold, the patron satan of Africa). All people are fundamentally similar.
#37
That you can write a comment 36 minutes after the post has been made and believe that it will gain any sort of traction
#38
Being cold is what makes you sick
Sonja 2 years ago
This again is a half truth. Being cold does not directly make you sick but it heightens the risk of getting sick. That's why cold countries have flu and cold mini-pandemics every year. Cold air makes our nasal tissue more vulnerable to diseases and the natural defenses against viruses and bacteria go down.
#39
There are still people who believe that having [making love] in certain positions or eating certain foods can influence the sex of your unborn child or impact whether you have twins/multiples.
Thomas Bentley 2 years ago
It does, if you don't have sex you can guarantee that you will not have a boy, girl, twin or triplets. i can speak from experience.
#41
That shaving makes your hair grow back thicker. My 37 year old partner still believes this and it does my nut in!
Robert T 2 years ago
When first cut, it can make it look that way, as the hairs normally taper to the tip, but once they are cut, they are the same thickness along the whole length. I had this when my hair grew back after chemo, and to some degree still have it with my eyebrows, as these fell out and regrew and haven't all been trimmed.
#42
Headlights off at night is a gang-banger initiation rite. So, don't flash your lights at them.
The Accidental Cat Thief 2 years ago
I don't know if you're saying this is a lie or this is a real thing. If I accidentally join the crips tonight it's on you.
#43
That Titanic’s third class were locked below, and not allowed into the boats. Just about any myth on the Titanic topic (especially conspiracy theories) are extremely dumb.
BlueEyesWhiteDragon 2 years ago (edited)
They weren't locked away, but you have to remember that the 3rd class berths were in the least desirable parts of the ship. Single men were put in the forward quarters, families and single women in the back. During the sinking, most of these single men traveled down a long corridor called Scotland Road. By the time they made it to the stern, it was too late. An alternative would have been to climb up a series of ladders that, of course, no one told them about or directed them to use. Another emergency exit would have taken them through 1st and 2nd class areas they had been told were off-limits. With no one to guide them, most men avoided taking these unfamiliar paths. There is also some evidence to show that the 3rd Class women and families were stalled or prevented from reaching Boat Deck. The stewards gave them the runaround and asked that they wait in the 3rd class General Room below the poop deck. Since they were so far back in the ship, they probably didn't understand how badly the ship was damaged until late in the night, so they waited patiently for directions that came far too late for most of them. Tldr: They didn't need to lock 3rd class passengers up; the system did the work all on its own. This is a good article on the 3rd class men: (https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/fatal-journey-third-class-men.html) And this is a good PowerPoint on the gates. It's old, and you have to download it, but it's still accurate: (https://web.archive.org/web/20120213050534/http://wormstedt.com/Titanic/Symposium/gates.html)
What do you think ?
Andrea Steinacher 1 year ago
Well, it´s true for dresses in the shape of a circus tent
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tatumn 2 years ago
that gas prices have to do with the president. no, the president has no control over gas prices.
Linnoff 2 years ago
That's not entirely true. In the US we have massive government owned oil reserves specifically to help lessen spikes in gas prices. Obviously it can only do so much, but if it weren't for that we probably would have seen $10 gas last year. Also, control of the reserves are done by the executive branch if not the president specifically.
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Mike Crow 2 years ago
Women’s bare breasts are bad. I checked and no one died from women’s bare breasts last year but many died from guns.
Marie Dahme 2 years ago
Myth: Women can control the flow of their menstrual cycles by just going pee and expelling it all out at once and we can even choose what day we do this on too. FACT: Women have no idea when their menstrual cycle will hit some of the time and expelling blood clots is not the same as urinating and we don’t get to pick a day and get it all over with. And the blood doesn’t come from the same hole we pee from ! Lol ( had to educate two men…an he guy and a supervisor both married men on how the female body works). By the way, a hell of a LOT more goes wrong with the female reproductive system than men would even believe. And yes cramps are real. They can knifelike, stabbing and intense enough to take your breath away and leave you in tears. Just sayin guys…
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ShellsBells 2 years ago
Mine is "The customer is always right." No Karen, you cannot butcher a saying to allow you to talk to the manager. It's "The customer is always right in matters of taste."
Ken Schroeder 2 years ago
That the political party of "family values" actually has ANY values.
Rowan_the_raging_raven 2 years ago
That it's human nature to be s****y, yeah well maybe if we didn't justify it we wouldn't be as s****y
Jerusalem Cat Syndrome 4 months ago
"Stupid" can't be fixed, although education can fix ignorance.
Pieter LeGrande 2 years ago
Mine is "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger". Many thousands of survivors of concentration camps and gulags are proof that this ain't necessarily so.
Connie Martin 2 years ago
A girl I worked with years ago insisted that a birth control pill has 700 calories. Where she got this idea (way before the internet), I don't know. Probably small-town Iowa, where she grew up. Anyway, I was about 35yo at the time and had been on bcp since I was 20. I said, a pound of fat = 3500 calories more consumed than burned by the body. What do you think I'd look like now if I'd consumed an extra 3500 calories EVERY 5 DAYS for the last 15 years???? (I weighed about 130 at the time.) She still wasn't convinced her street knowledge wasn't true.
David Paterson 2 years ago
I know heaps and heaps of myths, commonly believed and not true. For example "infinity=infinity+1" is a myth. Etc. Etc.
Iustin Vreme 2 years ago
since it misses the satanist marks, like "we owe nothing to you" or "it's all your fault", i would say this is a pretty honest article; except the "taxi driver" that tried to cover a lie with an opposite one, which is one of the most disgusting means of the new age propaganda.
Ginger Grumpybunny 2 years ago
Like some of the examples in the list, it's not as straightforward as being "true" or "false". It is true that (aside from any fluid retention issues) we gain weight by consuming more energy/ calories than we use, and lose weight by using more calories than we consume. It is also true that some medications can affect metabolism and/or appetite, so in combination with other factors can lead to an increase in some patients' body fat.
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Andrea Steinacher 1 year ago
Well, it´s true for dresses in the shape of a circus tent
Load More Replies... tatumn 2 years ago
that gas prices have to do with the president. no, the president has no control over gas prices.
Linnoff 2 years ago
That's not entirely true. In the US we have massive government owned oil reserves specifically to help lessen spikes in gas prices. Obviously it can only do so much, but if it weren't for that we probably would have seen $10 gas last year. Also, control of the reserves are done by the executive branch if not the president specifically.
Load More Replies... Mike Crow 2 years ago
Women’s bare breasts are bad. I checked and no one died from women’s bare breasts last year but many died from guns.
Marie Dahme 2 years ago
Myth: Women can control the flow of their menstrual cycles by just going pee and expelling it all out at once and we can even choose what day we do this on too. FACT: Women have no idea when their menstrual cycle will hit some of the time and expelling blood clots is not the same as urinating and we don’t get to pick a day and get it all over with. And the blood doesn’t come from the same hole we pee from ! Lol ( had to educate two men…an he guy and a supervisor both married men on how the female body works). By the way, a hell of a LOT more goes wrong with the female reproductive system than men would even believe. And yes cramps are real. They can knifelike, stabbing and intense enough to take your breath away and leave you in tears. Just sayin guys…
Load More Replies... ShellsBells 2 years ago
Mine is "The customer is always right." No Karen, you cannot butcher a saying to allow you to talk to the manager. It's "The customer is always right in matters of taste."
Ken Schroeder 2 years ago
That the political party of "family values" actually has ANY values.
Rowan_the_raging_raven 2 years ago
That it's human nature to be s****y, yeah well maybe if we didn't justify it we wouldn't be as s****y
Jerusalem Cat Syndrome 4 months ago
"Stupid" can't be fixed, although education can fix ignorance.
Pieter LeGrande 2 years ago
Mine is "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger". Many thousands of survivors of concentration camps and gulags are proof that this ain't necessarily so.
Connie Martin 2 years ago
A girl I worked with years ago insisted that a birth control pill has 700 calories. Where she got this idea (way before the internet), I don't know. Probably small-town Iowa, where she grew up. Anyway, I was about 35yo at the time and had been on bcp since I was 20. I said, a pound of fat = 3500 calories more consumed than burned by the body. What do you think I'd look like now if I'd consumed an extra 3500 calories EVERY 5 DAYS for the last 15 years???? (I weighed about 130 at the time.) She still wasn't convinced her street knowledge wasn't true.
David Paterson 2 years ago
I know heaps and heaps of myths, commonly believed and not true. For example "infinity=infinity+1" is a myth. Etc. Etc.
Iustin Vreme 2 years ago
since it misses the satanist marks, like "we owe nothing to you" or "it's all your fault", i would say this is a pretty honest article; except the "taxi driver" that tried to cover a lie with an opposite one, which is one of the most disgusting means of the new age propaganda.
Ginger Grumpybunny 2 years ago
Like some of the examples in the list, it's not as straightforward as being "true" or "false". It is true that (aside from any fluid retention issues) we gain weight by consuming more energy/ calories than we use, and lose weight by using more calories than we consume. It is also true that some medications can affect metabolism and/or appetite, so in combination with other factors can lead to an increase in some patients' body fat.
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