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Rumor 1: Wine can warm up the body
In winter, the weather is freezing cold.
The truth: "The body's fever after drinking is just an illusion
Myth 2: Eating French fries to cure baldness
Recently, some media reported, "The scientific research team of Professor Junji Fukuda of Yokohama National University in Japan said that they found that McDonald's French fries can grow hair
Fact: How to culture hair follicle germ cells on a large scale is a difficult problem in germinal research
Because the oil in french fries contains PDMS, which has been used in experiments to promote hair follicle germ cell growth, some media have linked french fries to treating hair loss
Rumor 3: Eating Chinese cabbage continuously can detoxify
Recently, a strange recipe has circulated on WeChat Moments and Weibo.
The truth: Chinese cabbage is rich in vitamins, minerals and trace elements, of which the trace elements molybdenum and selenium have a certain role in fighting cancer and preventing cancer
Rumor 4: Put onions in the room to prevent flu
Winter is the season of high incidence of colds.
Fact: Experts say that no food will actively attract germs, and that onions are "bacterial magnets" and "put onions in the room and rely on their smell to kill germs and prevent flu" has no scientific basis
Although onion bulbs and leaves contain an oily volatile compound of propylene sulfide, this substance is resistant to cold and has a strong bactericidal effect, which can kill bacteria including respiratory tract and intestinal tract