Claim reviews
There is no evidence to support claim that Solfeggio frequencies remove toxins from the body
SOURCE: Facebook users, TikTok users, Facebook, TikTok
Published: 30 Sep 2022
Little clinical evidence supports the use of papaya seeds to treat intestinal parasites
SOURCE: Social media users, Facebook, TikTok
Published: 29 Sep 2022
Water fluoridation hasn’t been associated with cognitive or other health problems so far, contrary to widespread claims
SOURCE: Anonymous, Social media users, Herbs, Health, and Happiness
Published: 26 Sep 2022
Claim that hydroxychloroquine is an effective early treatment for COVID-19 isn’t supported by evidence from clinical trials
SOURCE: Jim Hoft, Harvey Risch, Gateway Pundit
Published: 25 Sep 2022
COVID-19 vaccines provide important benefits; SSRN preprint didn’t find COVID-19 vaccines to be “98 times worse” than the virus
SOURCE: Jim Hoft, Jonas Vesterberg, Gateway Pundit, The Florida Standard
Published: 22 Sep 2022
The COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective; claim that they have caused an “international medical crisis” is baseless
SOURCE: Social media users, One America News Network, Daily Sceptic
Published: 19 Sep 2022
Denmark didn’t ban COVID-19 vaccines for people under 50
SOURCE: Clay Travis, Toby Young, OutKick, Substack
Published: 18 Sep 2022
Mike Adams’ flawed analysis of a clot sent by embalmer Richard Hirschman doesn’t demonstrate any link between blood clots and COVID-19 vaccines
SOURCE: Richard Hirschman, Mike Adams, The Epoch Times, Natural News
Published: 12 Sep 2022
No clinical evidence supports using cannabis to treat cancer or other conditions, although specific chemicals found in cannabis can be medically useful
SOURCE: Drug Possession Laws, Facebook
Published: 09 Sep 2022
Consuming turpentine is dangerous and shouldn’t be used to treat parasites
SOURCE: Social media users, TikTok, Facebook
Published: 08 Sep 2022