Debunking Some of the Internet's Questionable Medical Myths
May 9, 2017
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as posted by the channelHome remedies are all over the internet and how-to videos rack up millions of views, but do they actually work? Some of the most popular are videos that claim sleeping with an onion in your sock will remove toxins and even make your feet smell better by killing bacteria. But Dr. Roshini Raj says that onion trick is nothing more than a myth. "Onions are actually quite healthy if you eat them, but putting them in your sock is not going to do anything for you medically," she told Inside Edition. #InsideEdition
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