Theres a lot of myths out there.
Heres just a few tall scientific tales that need to be debunked.
At least, not alone.
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Alcohol also tends to contribute, particularly if youre talking about big holiday meals.
The tryptophan alone helps, but is pretty far down on the list of culprits.
In both cases the USDA has said that the amount of pesticides is harmless for consumption.
These are also rarely harmful to your system, but can make fruits and vegetables taste pretty funky.
Eating less sweets overall is the only way to reduce the intake of bad sugar.
We also tend to think that since babies drink it, it should be part of our diet.
After that, milk just makes cereal wet.
Sugar Makes Children Hyper
Science has tried again and again to linksugar with hyperactivityin children.
Rods help us see in low light and differentiate black from white, while conesregulate color experiences.
Ostriches Put Their Head In The Sand
No.Not ever.
When threatened, ostriches sometimes play dead, but thats as close as this nonsense comes to truth.
The genesis of this myth comes from the fact that if they dont swim, sharks sink.
It doesnt mean theyre hurt, its simply because they dont have a swim bladder to keep them afloat.
Bats Are Blind
Every singlebat can seejust fine.
Goldfish Have Short Memories
Goldfish are able toremember months ago, which is better than most people.
