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New book tackles food myths
24 days ago | By Food Safety
Mariano B. M. Ferraz has released a book, “Can you believe that? Myths and Truths about food: A critical review of myths found on social media, websites and fake-news around the internet.”
The author addresses myths and legends about food and its production. The book focuses on information circulated by email and social networks that has not been critically vetted.
Each chapter evaluates one food myth and is followed by a basic overview of the production of the foods mentioned in the myth. For example, in the chapter “Is sparkling water bad for you?” author Ferraz attempts to stop the...
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CNN, ABC News ignore the Epstein cover-up. lying fake news media hides everything from its own viewers in order to protect the Clintons
24 days ago | By Natural News
We don't do “conspiracy theory” stories around here unless, of course, they involve actual conspiracies - that is, two or more people or entities getting together to influence, hide, or affect an event. Like the “Spygate” conspiracy, for example. This was a very obvious attempt by several Deep State members in good standing,...
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