A forward has been appearing on WhatsApp and Facebook claiming drinking water and keeping garlic in your mouth can offer coronavirus protection.

Of course, all this information is completely false. No evidence has been found to confirm any of these claims. Let’s fact-check each claim one by one and see why these claims are wrong.

Meet Doh Driver. She grew up believing in a whole slew of pseudoscience, including the idea that vaccines weren’t necessary and may even be harmful. Through her journey, she began to think more critically of her beliefs until she finally shed them. This is her story.

I proved myself wrong so many times, I became a sceptic.

The answer to this question is already taking lives.

I used to think the vaping ban was legit. But, I’ve looked at the evidence.

You need to stop spending money on detoxes and cleanses.

And some of the best sources you can count on.

Anecdotal evidence is weak AF, and for good reason too.

How the antivax movement started, what they believe and why they are wrong.

An age-old comment to defend unscientific ideas needs to meet its end.

Want to figure out for yourself if a claim’s full of crap…or not? This is the first step.

Everyone’s going nuts about it. But the only thing it’s good for is making a curry. Here’s why.

This is the power of science.

Was the Indian ASAT project or “Mission Shakti” cool or crap?

There are college degrees for it, doctors prescribe it, and infants and animals are said to benefit from it too! But does homoeopathy really work? As I found out, it kind of does, but not in the way you think.

This is a big day indeed! The podcast I've been planning and working on for ages is finally live!

Green coffee beans will not help you lose weight. Just go grab a normal cup of coffee and read this.

A “natural” cure for cancer works…by killing you.

I used to think that the Ketogenic Diet was the ideal way humans should eat. Then, I discovered I was completely wrong. And here’s how I figured it out.