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Factual Reporting: MIXED

The Daily Check’s about page describes its goal “as to educate people and in some way help them with their lives, with advice and articles about health and everyday life.” While The Daily Check does publish credible stories, they also make claims such as this: “Mix A Little Salt and Olive Oil and You Will Not Feel Pain for the Next 5 Years” Based on just common sense, the treatment of Salt and Olive Oil will not make you pain-free for 5 years. This is an extraordinary claim that is not based on credible science. Suggesting that olive oil and salt can effectively treat neck Osteochondrosis is health quackery. Overall, we rate The Daily Check mixed for factual reporting and strong for the promotion of pseudoscience. (M. Huitsing 8/23/2017)

Source: http://thedailycheck.net/