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Myth #1: Drink eight glasses of water a day

The truth: Water's great, but you also whet your whistle with juice, tea, milk, fruits and vegetables — quite enough to keep you hydrated.

Myth #2: Stress will turn your hair gray

So far, though, no scientific evidence proves a bad day turns your locks silver.

Myth #3: Reading in poor light ruins your eyes

you won't do any permanent damage, except maybe cause crow's-feet.

Myth #4: Coffee's really bad for you

Wrong.

Myth #5: Feed a cold, starve a fever

And there is no good evidence that diet has any effect on a cold or fever

Myth #6: Fresh is always better than frozen

Frozen can be just as good as fresh

Myth #7: Eggs raise your cholesterol

Eggs offer lean protein and vitamins A and D

Myth #8: Get cold, and you'll catch a cold

Chilling doesn't hurt your immunity

Myth #9: Your lipstick could make you sick

The reality is that lead is in almost everything