Health beliefs that are not true

Vitamin C prevents colds and influenza Most people recommend taking lemon and other sources of vitamin C especially in cold seasons. Vitamin C helps the immune system, but can not prevent colds or influenza.

7. “Late-Night Eating Causes Weight Gain” Eating late at night does not inherently cause fat gain. What matters more is total calorie intake and food quality. While late-night snacking can add extra calories, the timing itself is not the culprit. 8. “More Protein Always Means More Muscle”
Protein is important for muscle growth, but only up to a point. Excess protein does not automatically convert into more muscle; strength training and overall calorie balance matter just as much. Extra protein beyond needs is often stored as fat.

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