24 health 'facts' that are actually wrong
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Common health "facts" include the ideas that MSG will make you sick, that a juice detox is just what you need after a week of indulgence, and that sports drinks like Gatorade are totally fine since you need the electrolytes.
None of these things are true. They, like many other folk sayings and tips, fall into the category of health myths that are totally - or at least mostly - wrong.
Here's the truth behind some of those health claims you've heard all your life, but might not hold water at all.
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