Do you live by the 'five-second rule'? Scientists just proved how gross it is
The Canberra Times,
Imagine it's lunch. You are holding a fat slice of watermelon. It looks delicious.
Do you live by the 'five-second rule'? Scientists just proved how gross it is
Western Australia Today,
Imagine it's lunch. You are holding a fat slice of watermelon. It looks delicious.
Do you live by the 'five-second rule'? Scientists just proved how gross it is
The Age,
Imagine it's lunch. You are holding a fat slice of watermelon. It looks delicious.
Sete hábitos alimentares com mais bactérias do que gostaria de saber
MSN,
Mergulhar uma batata frita no molho pela segunda vez (depois de já a ter trincado...), soprar as velas do bolo de aniversário…
Seven filthy food habits and how dirty they really are
True Viral News,
(CNN) – Yum, who’s hungry for a slice of cake loaded with bacteria? A chip dipped in both salsa and bacteria? Mmm, what about a…
7 filthy food habits
ABC 7 WKBW Buffalo,
Yum, who's hungry for a slice of cake loaded with bacteria? A chip dipped in both salsa and bacteria? Mmm, what about a piece…
7 filthy food habits
ABC Action News WFTS Tampa Bay,
Yum, who's hungry for a slice of cake loaded with bacteria? A chip dipped in both salsa and bacteria? Mmm, what about a piece…
7 filthy food habits
WPTV 5 West Palm Beach,
Yum, who's hungry for a slice of cake loaded with bacteria? A chip dipped in both salsa and bacteria? Mmm, what about a piece…
7 filthy food habits
ABC News 15 Arizona,
Yum, who's hungry for a slice of cake loaded with bacteria? A chip dipped in both salsa and bacteria? Mmm, what about a piece…
Seven filthy food habits and how dirty they really are
azfamily.com,
By Victoria Knight CNN (CNN) -- Yum, who's hungry for a slice of cake loaded with bacteria? A chip dipped in both salsa and…
Afraid of germs? Stop blowing out candles
CNN News,
(CNN)Yum, who's hungry for a slice of cake loaded with bacteria? A chip dipped in both salsa and bacteria? Mmm, what about a…
Seven filthy food habits and how dirty they really are
CNN News,
(CNN)Yum, who's hungry for a slice of cake loaded with bacteria? A chip dipped in both salsa and bacteria? Mmm, what about a…
The real dirt on seven filthy food habits
CNN News,
(CNN)Yum, who's hungry for a slice of cake loaded with bacteria? A chip dipped in both salsa and bacteria? Mmm, what about a…
How can I protect myself from germs? Here’s the science
The Hindustan Times,
Everyone has a theory on how to keep safe from germy infections and often they are more wrong than right.
Five-Second Rule Is Legit And Safe, New Study Reveals
The Inquisitr,
It’s such a waste if your favorite food gets dropped on the floor but most people will not mind as they have the five-second…
食物掉地5秒内捡起还可以吃？不是这样 （健康资讯FasterView第27期）
Wtoutia,
1 食物掉地5秒内捡起还可以吃？不是这样 2 孕期补充DHA，后代5岁时都能受益 3 空气污染颗粒，竟可能引发老年痴呆 4 为什么芒果是“超级水果”? 本期视频 1 食物掉地5秒内捡起还可以吃？不是这样 有一种已经被公众广泛接受的观点，在5秒之内捡起掉在地上…
ZEIT Wissen 1/2017: Hier haben wir recherchiert
ZEIT ONLINE,
Mit welchen Experten wir gesprochen, welche Internetseiten wir besucht, welche Studien wir benutzt haben, lesen Sie hier für…
Sorry, the 5-second rule is not a thing
hellogiggles.com,
A 2016 study published in the journal Applied and Environmental Microbiology confirmed what most of us probably already know…
Sorry, the 5-second rule is not a thing
Yahoo!,
A 2016 study published in the journal Applied and Environmental Microbiology confirmed what most of us probably already know…
8 Questionable (But Super Common) Pieces Of Health Advice You Should Ignore
Bustle,
These days, we don't just get information from our doctor anymore: We read internet forums, ask our friends, and check…
Why I still eat food I drop on the floor
The Straits Times,
You may have read or heard about the study debunking the five-second rule. It said that no matter how fast you pick up food…
Alimentos en el piso, ¿funciona la regla de los 5 segundos?
infobae,
Alimentos en el piso, ¿funciona la regla de los 5 segundos? - Infobae Un estudio de la Universidad Rutgers, de Nueva Jersey…
I'm a doctor. If I drop food on the kitchen floor, I still eat it
Western Australia Today,
You may have read or heard about the study debunking the five-second rule. It said that no matter how fast you pick up food…
I’m a Doctor. If I Drop Food on the Kitchen Floor, I Still Eat It.
New York Times,
Photo You may have read or heard about the study debunking the five-second rule.
I'm a doctor. If I drop food on the kitchen floor, I still eat it.
The Age,
You may have read or heard about the study debunking the five-second rule. It said that no matter how fast you pick up food…
I'm a doctor. If I drop food on the kitchen floor, I still eat it.
The Canberra Times,
You may have read or heard about the study debunking the five-second rule. It said that no matter how fast you pick up food…
I'm a doctor. If I drop food on the kitchen floor, I still eat it
Brisbane Times,
You may have read or heard about the study debunking the five-second rule. It said that no matter how fast you pick up food…
I'm a doctor. If I drop food on the kitchen floor, I still eat it
Sydney Morning Herald,
You may have read or heard about the study debunking the five-second rule. It said that no matter how fast you pick up food…
5秒ルールはもう通用しない。3秒でもダメ。
S P News,
Popular Science ：食品衛生などお構いなしという方に気になるお知らせがあります。床に落としたポテトチップスをどんなに急いで拾い上げても、それを食べるとホコリ、バクテリアその他の汚れからは免れられません。でも、そのことを伝えた人をどうか責めないで…
すぐ拾えばセーフ？3秒ルールの真相
MSN,
© 株式会社メディアジーン 提供 5秒ルールはもう通用しない。3秒でもダメ。 Popular Science ：食品衛生などお構いなしという方に気になるお知らせがあります。床に落としたポテトチップスをどんなに急いで拾い上げても、それを食べるとホコリ、バクテリ…
5秒ルールはもう通用しない。3秒でもダメ。
MSN,
© 株式会社メディアジーン 提供 Popular Science ：食品衛生などお構いなしという方に気になるお知らせがあります。床に落としたポテトチップスをどんなに急いで拾い上げても、それを食べるとホコリ、バクテリアその他の汚れからは免れられません。でも、そ…
Should We Let Them Eat Dirt?
Psychology Today,
The “5-second rule” is that unwritten law that makes it socially acceptable to eat food off the floor if it’s only been sitting…
HYGIÈNE: Aliment au sol! Combien de temps pour le ramasser? – Applied and Environmental Microbiology
Santé blog,
La contamination croisée bactérienne d’une surface à un aliment, tombé sur le sol par exemple, est une cause fréquente d’infectio…
‘Five-Second Rule’ Debunked: Eating Food Off Floor Isn’t Safe
Eurasia Review,
Turns out bacteria may transfer to candy that has fallen on the floor no matter how fast you pick it up.
Here’s What Scientists Have To Say About The All-Important 5-Second Rule
Good,
Image via Instagram It’s a common schoolyard rule that gets passed down from generation to generation.
What Rules Do You Have for Staying Healthy?
New York Times,
Photo We all have ways we try to stay healthy, whether we learned them from our parents or picked them up on our own.
Link between anxiety and cancer found in men
The Toronto Star,
A new study says the five-second rule does not hold up under intelligent, or basically, any scrutiny.
Researchers Put the 5-Second Rule To the Test. Here’s What Happened
Men's Health,
Warning: This will probably change the way you look at dropped food forever Rutgers University researchers just busted a long-sta…
It's time to retire the five-second rule
Science News,
DON’T EAT THAT Wet foods that fall on the floor pick up bacteria quickly, a new study suggests.
Researchers disprove the ‘five-second’ rule
Johns-Hopkins News-Letter,
OLICHEL/cc0-public domain Food that has fallen on a table has probably been contaminated by bacteria before five seconds has…
Stimmt die Fünf-Sekunden-Regel?
Spektrum,
Platsch! Und schon liegt das leckere Butterbrot samt Aufschnitt auf dem Fußboden.
Her er sandheden om femsekunders-reglen
Jyllands Posten,
Kender du det, når der lige smutter et stykke frugt ud af hånden på dig, det lander på gulvet, men næsten lige så hurtigt…
Still Good? 5-Second Rule a Myth, Study Finds
Yahoo! News UK,
If you're tempted to eat food you've dropped on the floor, you may want to think again: A new study disproved the "5-second rule…
The 5-second rule: Is it really safe to drop food on the floor and still eat it?
Times Mail,
Researchers at Rutgers University have bad news for anyone who's ever dropped a cookie on the floor and scooped it up, citing…
The 5-second rule: Is it really safe to drop food on the floor and still eat it?
The Reporter Times,
Researchers at Rutgers University have bad news for anyone who's ever dropped a cookie on the floor and scooped it up, citing…
The 5-second rule: Is it really safe to drop food on the floor and still eat it?
Costal Courrier,
Researchers at Rutgers University have bad news for anyone who's ever dropped a cookie on the floor and scooped it up, citing…
The truth about the five-second rule
The Herald Sun (AUS),
WE’VE all done it — dropped food on the floor then picked it up and ate it after declaring it safe as per the “five second rule”.
The truth about the five-second rule
The Telegraph (Australia),
WE’VE all done it — dropped food on the floor then picked it up and ate it after declaring it safe as per the “five second rule”.
The truth about the five-second rule
Geelong Advertiser,
Ice cream on the ground. (selective focus) WE’VE all done it — dropped food on the floor then picked it up and ate it after…
The truth about the five-second rule
The Mercury,
WE’VE all done it — dropped food on the floor then picked it up and ate it after declaring it safe as per the “five second rule”.
The truth about the five-second rule
News.com.au,
WE’VE all done it — dropped food on the floor then picked it up and ate it after declaring it safe as per the “five second rule”.
The truth about the five-second rule
Courier Mail,
WE’VE all done it — dropped food on the floor then picked it up and ate it after declaring it safe as per the “five second rule”.
Is the 5-second rule a myth?
Mother Nature Network,
Researchers found that carpet had a low rate of bacteria transfer compared to tile or stainless steel.
Following the 5-second rule might make you sick
TODAY,
We’ve all done it: Dropped some food on the floor and quickly picked it up and eaten it, or fed it to our child.
Following the 5-second rule might make you sick
TODAY,
We’ve all done it: Dropped some food on the floor and quickly picked it up and eaten it, or fed it to our child.
Following the 5-second rule might make you sick
TODAY,
We’ve all done it: Dropped some food on the floor and quickly picked it up and eaten it, or fed it to our child.
Following the 5-second rule might make you sick
TODAY,
We’ve all done it: Dropped some food on the floor and quickly picked it up and eaten it, or fed it to our child.
Mais más notícias sobre a 'regra dos cinco segundos'
Notìcias ao Minuto,
LifestyleEstudoHá 1 HoraPOR Vânia Marinho Um estudo já havia alertado para o risco de seguir as ‘regras dos segundos’ e um…
The Five-Second Rule Is a Lie, but You Can Still Eat Food Off the Floor
Slate Magazine,
It doesn’t matter how quickly you pick up your food—bacteria transfer starts immediately.
Researchers say that 'five-second rule' is a myth
Houston Chronicle,
So long, kitchen floor sandwiches Updated 3:29 pm, Tuesday, September 20, 2016 According to a disappointing new study, that so-ca…
Science says the 5-second rule is a myth
ABC 7 WKBW Buffalo,
Yeah, turns out, the so-called 5-second rule is as disgusting as we all thought.
Science says the 5-second rule is a myth
ABC Action News WFTS Tampa Bay,
Yeah, turns out, the so-called 5-second rule is as disgusting as we all thought.
Science says the 5-second rule is a myth
WPTV 5 West Palm Beach,
Yeah, turns out, the so-called 5-second rule is as disgusting as we all thought.
Science says the 5-second rule is a myth
ABC News 15 Arizona,
Yeah, turns out, the so-called 5-second rule is as disgusting as we all thought.
The '5-second rule' for eating food? Scientists just demonstrated how gross it is
The Gazette,
Caption + Young man has dropped his chips in the street Imagine it's lunch. You are holding a fat slice of watermelon.
‘Five-Second Rule’ for Food on Floor Is Untrue, Study Finds
New York Times,
Photo You may think your floors are so clean you can eat off them, but a new study debunking the so-called five-second rule…
Sorry everybody, but the five-second rule isn’t real
hellogiggles.com,
We’ve all been there — you’re snacking on some potato chips after a long day at work when you drop the very last, precious chip…
Scientists just showed how gross 'five-second rule' is
Houston Chronicle,
Photo: Lisa Krantz, Staff Research found that dropped wet foods such as watermelon soaked up the most bacteria.
Science debunks the five-second rule, and the internet says 'duh'
Dallas News,
No, you should not eat food that has fallen onto the ground, even if you quickly scoop it up after five seconds, scientists say.
The 5-second rule was debunked by science - again
Business Insider UK,
Researchers have once again debunked the 5-second rule, where food is apparently 'safe' to eat if dropped on the floor and…
The 5-second rule was debunked by science - again
Business Insider,
Researchers have once again debunked the 5-second rule, where food is apparently 'safe' to eat if dropped on the floor and…
Still Good? 5-Second Rule a Myth, Study Finds
LiveScience,
If you're tempted to eat food you've dropped on the floor, you may want to think again: A new study disproved the "5-second rule…
Demostrada la falsedad de 'la regla de los 5 segundos' sobre los alimentos
20minutos,
Los escenarios de transferencia se evalúaron para cada tipo de superficie, tipo de alimento y tiempo de contacto con la…
The "five-second rule" is a lie
The Journal (Ireland),
ALL OF OUR lives, we’ve been told that quick hands matter when grabbing spilled food from the floor.
Scientists Debunk the '5-Second Rule'
Medicinenet,
Latest Nutrition, Food
Forskere testet femsekundersregelen
forskning.no,
Du har sikkert hørt om regelen som sier at dersom du mister en matbit på bakken, kan du fint spise den dersom du plukker den…
Is There Truth Behind the 5 Second Rule?
Care2,
Let’s face it: we’ve all dropped a piece of food on the floor and uttered the ’5-second rule’ expression.
Don’t Drop, Then Eat: Study Finds No Truth Behind The ‘Five-Second Rule’
Tech Times,
We have all been there before when we accidentally drop a piece of food on the floor, but rush to pick it up as quickly as we…
Here's Why You Shouldn't Eat Food Dropped on the Floor
Medindia,
Most of the people have followed the 'five-second rule' after dropping something tasty on the ground.
Dropped food on the floor? '5-second rule' debunked
Health24,
16 September 2016 Food that has been dropped on the floor should rather not be eaten as germs can transfer almost instantly…
Scientists Debunk the '5-Second Rule'
St. Louis Post-Dispatch,
THURSDAY, Sept. 15, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- Most people have invoked the "five-second rule" after dropping something tasty on…
Five second rule: Excuse to eat off the floor ‘debunked’ by US scientists
RT Network,
Invoking the “five-second rule” has saved many a dropped morsel of food from the bin, but scientists have now debunked the…
Scientists debunk the '5-second rule'
WBOC 16,
(HealthDay News) -- Most people have invoked the "five-second rule" after dropping something tasty on the ground at least once…
Scientists debunk the '5-second rule'
South Carolina News Now,
(HealthDay News) -- Most people have invoked the "five-second rule" after dropping something tasty on the ground at least once…
Scientists debunk the '5-second rule'
Fox Wilmington,
(HealthDay News) -- Most people have invoked the "five-second rule" after dropping something tasty on the ground at least once…
Scientists debunk the '5-second rule'
2 News,
- KTVN Channel 2 - Reno Tahoe Sparks News, Weather, Video Scientists debunk the '5-second rule' © GeorgeDoyle / Stockbyte …
Scientists debunk the '5-second rule'
CBS8,
(HealthDay News) -- Most people have invoked the "five-second rule" after dropping something tasty on the ground at least once…
Scientists debunk the '5-second rule'
WAND 17,
(HealthDay News) -- Most people have invoked the "five-second rule" after dropping something tasty on the ground at least once…
Scientists debunk the '5-second rule'
Kuam News,
(HealthDay News) -- Most people have invoked the "five-second rule" after dropping something tasty on the ground at least once…
Scientists debunk the '5-second rule'
KUSI News,
(HealthDay News) -- Most people have invoked the "five-second rule" after dropping something tasty on the ground at least once…
Scientists debunk the '5-second rule'
Erie News Now,
(HealthDay News) -- Most people have invoked the "five-second rule" after dropping something tasty on the ground at least once…
Scientists debunk the '5-second rule'
WDRB,
(HealthDay News) -- Most people have invoked the "five-second rule" after dropping something tasty on the ground at least once…
Scientists debunk the '5-second rule'
KHQ,
(HealthDay News) -- Most people have invoked the "five-second rule" after dropping something tasty on the ground at least once…
Scientists debunk the '5-second rule'
WCAX,
(HealthDay News) -- Most people have invoked the "five-second rule" after dropping something tasty on the ground at least once…
Scientists debunk the '5-second rule'
News 9,
(HealthDay News) -- Most people have invoked the "five-second rule" after dropping something tasty on the ground at least once…
Scientists debunk the '5-second rule'
ABC 6 News WLNE,
(HealthDay News) -- Most people have invoked the "five-second rule" after dropping something tasty on the ground at least once…
Scientists debunk the '5-second rule'
WLTZ,
(HealthDay News) -- Most people have invoked the "five-second rule" after dropping something tasty on the ground at least once…
Scientists debunk the '5-second rule'
NewsOn6,
(HealthDay News) -- Most people have invoked the "five-second rule" after dropping something tasty on the ground at least once…
Scientists debunk the '5-second rule'
ABC 40,
(HealthDay News) -- Most people have invoked the "five-second rule" after dropping something tasty on the ground at least once…
Scientists debunk the '5-second rule'
NBC Right Now KNDU 25,
(HealthDay News) -- Most people have invoked the "five-second rule" after dropping something tasty on the ground at least once…