@peopleafteranesthesia
All public VerifyMate fact-checks of posts by this account.
- Trust signal
- 44/100 average across 5 verifications
- Platforms
- First seen
- 5/7/2026
- Latest
- 7/20/2026
Verdict breakdown
- mixed: 2
- misleading: 1
- false: 1
- mostly true: 1
All 5 verifications
- Warm turmeric paste applied to knees at night can break down years of joint inflammation. — Mixed 45/100instagram · Jul 20, 2026 · view post ↗
The post presents a mixed bag of information regarding turmeric and joint health. While it correctly states that turmeric contains curcuminoids with anti-inflammatory properties and may help with join…
- Research finds protein shakes harm kidneys more rapidly than steroids, with one serving a… — Misleading 38/100instagram · Jun 10, 2026 · view post ↗
The post features a fabricated image headline claiming protein shakes cause '480% greater kidney injury' than steroids, a statistic that does not exist in any scientific literature. While the caption …
- Research from Yale University suggests drinking lemon with honey on an empty stomach each… — False 15/100instagram · May 11, 2026 · view post ↗
This content is refuted by 4 sources including the Yale School of Medicine and independent medical researchers. While citrus fruits contain beneficial polyphenols, the specific claim of a 21-day liver…
- Creatine supplementation regulates menstrual cycles and reduces period pain. — Mostly true 65/100instagram · May 11, 2026 · view post ↗
This content is confirmed by 4 sources including the NIH and the Hudson Institute of Medical Research, which confirm that creatine metabolism fluctuates with estrogen and may support reproductive ener…
- Turmeric contains active compounds called curcuminoids. — Mixed 55/100instagram · May 7, 2026 · view post ↗
This post is to be a mix of scientific fact and sensationalized health claims. While turmeric's curcuminoids are well-studied for inflammation, there is no clinical evidence that a topical 'warm paste…
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