That’s a good general rule.
Health claims that promise “miracle cures,” instant results, or guaranteed outcomes are often misleading or outright scams. It’s smart to be cautious about:
- Clicking unknown or shortened links
- Sharing personal, medical, or financial information
- Products that claim to “cure everything” or work with no evidence
A safer approach is to rely on reputable medical sources (like licensed doctors, hospitals, or established health organizations) and look for evidence from clinical studies rather than testimonials or viral posts.
If you ever want, you can share a specific claim with me and I can help you break down whether it sounds credible or not.
