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Unverified health tips about the benefits of consuming quince

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The "Arbresh.info" portal has published an article about quince, claiming that its consumption prevents infectious diseases.

Within the article, it is sometimes stated that the advice is based on some "recent studies" but without specifying them, which makes it unclear what studies are being referred to. So, this article lacks a source of information.

Part of the original text published on Arbresh.info:

Recent studies have found that quince greatly helps in intestinal function and prevents infectious diseases. Because it also contains a lot of pectin, it lowers blood pressure.

Quince juice cures cough, asthma, and diarrhea. A well-ripened quince is preferably consumed once a day for people suffering from anemia, as well as for those who have stomach problems.

Link to the article published on Arbresh.info:

http://www.arbresh.info/shendetesi/ilaci-me-i-mire-ne-vjeshte-ky-frut-parandalon-semundjet-infektive/?fbclid=IwAR0IRBXrIJkT6tyCu2uIGJbE8NrJ0QmYq9LiwakhJh2gOVLKkec2_dGpthQ


Analyze:

This article does not have a source of information that clearly indicates where this study was taken from. Also, the facts presented in the text are not verified. This article is categorized as “Unverified Content”.


Reasoning:

Unverified Content – ​​The “Unverified” rating is given to those media reports that do not provide sufficient information to confirm the claims made in the report, and which have not been able to confirm the same due to the lack or non-possession of reliable sources.

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