What pseudoscience have you encountered in your life?

Pseudoscience generally refers to scientific concepts that are false and have a significant impact on the information literacy of the public. The pseudoscience that me the most is that anti-cancer drugs have a very unique ingredient that is very effective. In fact, the only active ingredient of this drug is the ** scheme that scientists have proven in a lot of research and experiments, and it is not some kind of mysterious ingredient.

There are also pseudosciences that include anti-aging technologies that have not been scientifically proven,** future predictions, and other bogus drugs, health foods, and skincare products.

Disgust 1: Breast milk is not nutritious when you eat it.

OS: What is the intention of the person who said this, human milk is not as good as milk??

Antipathy 2: You can't eat cold food during menstruation.

OS: Generalizations are unscientific and vary from person to person.

Antipathy three: Sick to see the goddess.

OS: I didn't see it and I had to delay my illness.

Antipathy 4: All kinds of acne, mouth blisters, fire in a word.

OS: Expose your ignorance and explain what fire is.

Antipathy five: purple potatoes, cherry tomatoes, sweet corn, bell peppers, genetically modified.

OS: I can only say that I have too little knowledge.

Antipathy 6: Food restraint.

OS: It can be said that we are very ignorant, there is no beauty or evil in things, and if you go too far, it will be a disaster.

Disgust seven: Feed less spicy food.

OS: As long as the baby is okay, no one can stop me from eating spicy !!

Antipathy eight: You can't wash your hair and take a bath during confinement.

OS: Anyway, it's not that you're uncomfortable, and you can't stand it if you're not hygienic.

Disgust nine: Drink porridge to nourish the stomach.

OS: It's been a long time ago, so let's figure out whether there is more or less stomach acid secretion.

Disgust ten: Diabetics can't eat watermelon.

OS: OMG, who's going to grab a watermelon from me? Hmph, don't give! You sober up, you won't.

According to surveys, normal men can gain up to one third of the muscle mass per month (one-third of that of men). And the longer you exercise, the slower your muscles grow.

So, don't reject strength training when you first start exercising, because you can't achieve the same muscular effect as Mr. Bodybuilder with the amount of training you have.

2."I want to slim my legs, waist and arms."

This is a rumor that has been in the fitness industry for many years, and it has even derived a series of peripheral local products.

These, all of them are IQ taxes!

There is no such thing as a local **.

One of the main characteristics of pseudoscience is that it tries to dress up as science. But science has its own basic principles, and those who violate these basic principles cannot be included in science.

Pseudoscience refers to the assertion that a non-scientific theory or method that has no scientific basis is scientific or more scientific than science, such as astrology. Pseudoscience, unlike a momentary scientific error, is a socio-historical phenomenon that impersonates science at a particular time and place, treats as science what has been proven by the scientific community to be unscientific, and fails to provide rigorous evidence for a long time. Non-scientific things exist in large numbers, and usually have their own value, such as literature, art, magic, etc., and once someone claims them to be science, this claim becomes a kind of pseudoscience.