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There are a lot of myths about the kind of diet a new mother should have. And these myths are being preached since ages. Let's debunk a few of those myths.

"As we get older, fitness is more important than ever to keep us healthy. The sad thing is many people fall for these myths of exercising and give up… It's time to get started and build muscle. Here's why! "

"Are you heart healthy? Well, do you really even know? Check out these heart health myths and how they can be holding you back from truly being as healthy as possible! "

Of course there are some mainstream myths that we kind of already know that are not true, but the amount of myths circling around is still pretty big and seems funny when you know the hard truth. Open the link and find out more..

If you think your marriage is a failure because you and your spouse aren`t following certain rules, Dr.Phil blows a whistle on the 6 most common but dangerous marriage myths.

Flu season, every year initiates the discussion of Flue Facts and Myths. Around 647,000 hospitalizations have been observed and 36,400 to 61,200 deaths in the United States according to CDC during last season

Planning for a healthy baby is every couple's dream live their parenthood dream. However, without enough knowledge and numerous myths around the globe, most couples don't understand what is right or wrong for them. Hence, to clear all your doubts about infertility...

Below are some of the most common myths and misunderstandings about the corporate wellness.

Cholesterol is the most demonized, misunderstood topic for health. There are so many misunderstandings regarding cholesterol diet and health and which cholesterol is good or bad.Do you want to know some of the myths? Read this blog to know more.

Steroids come with a fair share of pros and cons. While some argue on their behalf, others say, the side effects are far too dangerous to meddle with. Constant debating and misinformation have built a wall of myths around them. Let us have a look at steroids in particular.

MYTH: THERE IS ONLY ONE STAFFER AT THE FDA WHO OVERSEES REGULATION OF THE ENTIRE BOTTLED WATER INDUSTRY. FACT The FDA management of the bottled water program is based out of the FDA/Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition (CFSAN), located in College Park, Maryland. In addition to staff directly responsible for oversight of bottled water, CFSAN has over 800 employees, including highly specialized professionals such as chemists, microbiologists, toxicologists, food technologists, molecular biologists, pharmacologists, nutritionists, and physicians. While these individuals and their staffs oversee regulatory enactment and enforcement of the bottled water industry, the significant work is done by both FDA regional offices in the United States and the states themselves. Inspections and enforcement all happen in these locations, not in College Park. All 50 states have delegation agreements with FDA, meaning that when they inspect a bottled water plant (or ANY food processing facility) they act with the full authority of the FDA.

Fungal infections are caused by a fungus and develop in damp areas of the body, such as feet or armpits. Many can result in serious skin disease so get over of myths around skin infection.

To keep your body and mind healthy and maintaining a balanced weight, breakfast is the primary way to start with. Let's understand some breakfast myths need to be break for healthy life.

Tummy tuck surgery is the ultimate solution for those men and women who are seeking a way to get rid of protruding and sagging tummy.

MYTH BOTTLED WATER ISN'T AS REGULATED AS TAP WATER. FACT By federal law, the FDA regulations governing the safety and quality of bottled water must be as stringent as the EPA regulations which govern tap water. To suggest in any way that bottled water is less stringently regulated than tap water is simply not true. Bottled water companies produce a safe, healthy, and convenient packaged food product that is comprehensively and stringently regulated by the FDA under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FFDCA), 21 U.S.C. §§ 301 et seq., and applicable sections of Title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). Bottled water must meet the FDA's general food regulations, as well as standards of identity, standards of quality, good manufacturing practices and labeling requirements specifically promulgated for bottled water. The FDA has issued comprehensive bottled water Standards of Identity, which provide uniform requirements and definitions for the following bottled water classifications: bottled, drinking, artesian, groundwater, distilled, deionized, reverse osmosis, mineral, purified, sparkling, spring, sterile, and well water [21 C.F.R. § 165.110 (a)].

MYTH: BOTTLED WATER COMPANIES ARE DRAINING WATER SUPPLIES. FACT According to a 2005 study by the Drinking Water Research Foundation (DWRF), annual bottled water production accounts for less than 2/100 of one percent (0.02%) of the total groundwater withdrawn in the United States each year. Additionally, based on information gathered in the DWRF study, in 2001, 87% of the water withdrawn by bottled water companies, on average, was actually bottled for consumption by humans, so the bottling process is a very efficient one.

"You may think of baking soda as you add to bread and cookies to encourage them to rise, but it has a myriad of uses outside of the kitchen."

From next time if you are getting top hear such myths, just ignore them and move on as these myths will not cure you but the drug will.

Everywhere people talking about the weight loss and diet for weight loss. But weight loss is full myths also, many people and many talks! its better to know what is correct for your body and health if you are going to take step for weight loss. Check out the best tips for weight loss tat push you in the right direction