Good Advice or Think Twice?

developed by Healthy Advice | reviewed by Johns Hopkins University

You’ve heard medical myths and health misconceptions. See how well you separate health fact from fiction by casting your vote on some common pieces of advice. 

Vote "Good Advice" if you think the facts are accurate and supported by good scientific evidence.

Vote “Think Twice” if you suspect a bit of advice is really a health myth or if the facts are still open to debate.

Healthy Eating

Eat plenty of high-fiber foods to avoid and relieve constipation.
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If you have IBS, eliminate high-fiber foods during bouts of diarrhea.
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Focus your diet on complex carbohydrates rather than simple ones to help lower triglycerides.
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Increase good HDL cholesterol levels by changing the types of fats in your diet and adding exercise.
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You should avoid eggs if you are concerned about high cholesterol.
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To reduce arthritis flares, don’t eat tomatoes or other plants in the nightshade family.
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Drinking water will help you lose weight.
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Brown eggs are better for you and more nutritious than white eggs.
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Take vitamin C supplements to prevent colds or lessen symptoms.
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If you have an ulcer, drink milk and eat a bland diet.
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