Are common home remedies actually backed by scientific evidence?
In short: From managing morning sickness to treating athlete's foot, many internet remedies claim effectiveness. This episode of SciShow explores which of these widely circulated domestic treatments are supported by science.
Hank Green examines the scientific validity behind several popular home treatments. The video investigates the efficacy of using ginger for morning sickness, garlic for athlete's foot, and lemongrass oil for cold sores.
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