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Is Tonic Water Good for a Cold? Fact vs. Fiction

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False claims that a gin and tonic can cure or prevent the common cold have circulated online, suggesting tonic water possesses unproven cold-fighting properties. While tonic water does contain quinine, this ingredient is present in very low concentrations and is not effective against the viruses that cause the common cold. Separating these myths from reality is crucial for effective symptom management.

Does the pink drink work for weight loss or performance?

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According to the American Heart Association, roughly 90% of Americans exceed their daily recommended sodium intake. Given this, the viral 'pink drink' trend, which often involves adding pink Himalayan salt to water, is frequently questioned by experts on its efficacy for weight loss and other health claims.