Carbs & Sugar
Fats
Proteins
Diet Trends & Health
General Health Myths
100

This symptom, commonly reported by people on very low-carb diets, can result from insufficient glucose for brain function.

What is Brain fog?

100

Despite their high cholesterol content, this food is now considered safe to eat in moderation (if cardiovascular disease or high cholesterol is not a concern or ongoing health issue, as recent research shows it does not significantly impact blood cholesterol levels for most people.

What are eggs?

100

 It is believed that this diet lacks sufficient protein intake

What is a vegan or vegetarian diet?

100

Marketed as a cure-all, overdoing it on this cleanse can strip fiber and lead to blood sugar spikes.

What are juice cleanses?

100

Doing this annoying habit can lead to arthritis

What is cracking your knuckles?

200

All carbs are often believed to cause spikes in blood sugar, but these high-fiber options can help keep blood sugar levels stable.

What are whole grains, starchy vegetables, and most fruit?

200

Contrary to popular belief, consuming healthy fats can have a positive effect on cholesterol levels, specifically this type of cholesterol that is beneficial for heart health.

What is HDL (good cholesterol)?

200

While some believe these supplements are essential for muscle gain, most people can achieve their protein needs through balanced meals.

What are protein powders?

200

Though often excluded from low-carb diets, this food group is essential for fiber, B vitamins, and sustained energy

What are whole grains?

200

Eating this vitamin in higher amounts can prevent colds

 What is vitamin C?

300

Though marketed as healthier alternatives, honey and white sugar provide close to the same number of these per tablespoon.

What are Calories?

300

Believing that fat-free equates to healthy can lead to increased intake of these unwanted elements, negatively impacting weight loss efforts.

What are sugars and refined carbohydrates?

300

Many believe that consuming excessive amounts of protein can lead to muscle gain, but it can also lead to issues in this organ.

What are kidneys?

300

These diets often promise rapid results, but research shows they may lead to muscle loss and nutritional deficiencies long-term

What are crash diets

300

This common belief suggests that consuming food after this hour will lead to unwanted weight gain.

What is the myth about eating after 8 p.m.

400

While this natural sweetener contains small amounts of vitamins and minerals, the quantities are so minor they don’t significantly impact its nutritional value compared to white sugar.

What is Honey?

400

Despite its reputation, this nutrient plays a vital role in hormone production and cell membrane integrity, and it is not the sole culprit in raising cholesterol levels such as saturated fats can.

What is dietary fat?

400

This type of protein which is found in certain meats, is thought to be cancer causing.

What is animal protein?

400

This high-fat diet claims to 'melt fat,' but any weight loss from it is primarily due to lower calorie intake

What is the keto diet

400

You can replace a healthy diet by taking this supplement

What is a multivitamin

500

Believed to be “empty calories,” this type of natural sugar in fruits also provides fiber, vitamins, and antioxidants.  

What is fructose?

500

While it’s important to manage your fat intake, this is the type of fat you should focus on including in your diet for better cholesterol management.

What are monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats?

500

Despite containing about 10 grams of protein per 1.5 ounces, this food is high in saturated fat and sodium, making it a less-than-ideal primary source of protein.

What is cheese?

500

Although popular in detox diets, consuming this drink excessively can erode tooth enamel and cause digestive discomfort

What is lemon water?

500

It has been said that all kinds of this particular macronutrient is bad for you

What is dietary fat

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