More Common Food Myths
If you want information on common food myths and diet and exercie advice you are in the right place.
When it comes to myths,
food and sex are the two myths that have the most surrounding them.I think this is because
these are two things that we have to do in life and the two areas that are the most enjoyable.
Here we will discuss more of the food
myths. Feel free to bookmark this article (we have a bookmark bar to your left), because you are bound to learn something
new and our site has tons of weight loss content, diet reivews and information on healthy weight loss.
Now on to the common food myths:
Food Myth - Are preservatives bad for you?
No, they
aren't. If anything they are what keeps you from getting sick. If it
weren't for these, many more people would get sick and die from the
food they eat.
Food Myth - Can coffee cure a hang over?
No it can't. Caffeine can't cure a hang over. You get hung over because
you are lacking water. The alcohol took a big chunk of the water from
your system. Caffeine actually makes you urinate. So really it has the
opposite effect.
Food Myth - Is it okay to eat fast?
The less that you chew your food, that means the more your stomach will
have to work to digest your food. You have teeth with many different
uses. Some are for cutting and some are for grinding. You should make
the most out of them. This is why it is important that you take good
care of your teeth.
Food Myth - Do beans cause gas?
Yes they do. They are high in fiber. A lot of things that are high in
fiber actually cause gas. Also, things like corn and peppers also cause
gas. Soaking beans before you cook them can take away some of the gas,
but it won't take all of it.
Food Myth - Do carrots improve your eye sight?
No, they don't. Do do however, make your eyes healthy. That may sound
like it contradicts its self, but it doesn't. They don't improve your
eyesight, but they do help you maintain your current ability to see.
Food Myth - Can swallowing gum cause stomach problems?
It can cause gas, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. If you are chewing gum
that has sorbitol, that could be causing problems too. Oddly enough,
this is also found in semen.
Food Myth - Do cherries relieve pain?
The answer is yes. People who eat at least 20 tart cherries a day have
a reduction in pain from arthritis.
Food Myth - Does parsley take away bad breath?
Yes it does. So does other green leafy veggies that contain
chlorophyll.
Food Myth - Does an apple a day keep the doctor away?
Yes it does. There are many good things about apples. They help reduce
the risk of cancer. They also help lower cholesterol. Who says that old
sayings aren't true?
As will all things, take myths with a grain
of salt. If you are curious about a myth, do some research on it. You
will be surprised at how much information you will learn. |