This means: “Learn a method that supposedly removes a very large amount of waste—claimed to be 15 kilograms—from your intestines/colon overnight.” Breakdown “Learn how to” = the headline promises to teach you a particular method. “Clean your colon” = supposedly remove stool or other material from the large intestine. “15 kilograms of waste” = claims …
If you mean a recipe built around “throw raw chicken tenderloins into the slow cooker,” here’s an easy one: Writing Easy Slow-Cooker Chicken Tenderloins Serves: 4 Prep: 5 minutes Cook: 3–4 hours on LOW Ingredients 1½ lb (680 g) raw chicken tenderloins 1 can (10.5 oz/298 g) cream of chicken soup ½ cup chicken broth …
This means: “Doctors are supposedly warning that if you experience four particular symptoms while taking vitamin D, you should stop taking it immediately.” Breakdown “Important warning from doctors” = claims that medical professionals are giving an urgent caution. “Stop taking vitamin D immediately” = says you should discontinue vitamin D right away. “If you have …
This means: “There may be early symptoms or changes that could indicate dementia, and you should pay attention to them rather than ignoring them. The post says to look at the first comment for more information.” Breakdown “Early signs of dementia” = changes in memory, thinking, behavior, communication, or ability to manage everyday activities that …
This means: “If you frequently experience painful muscle cramps in your legs while sleeping or at night, it could be a sign that something is affecting your body, and you should pay attention to it.” Breakdown “If you often get leg cramps at night” = if your leg muscles frequently tighten or contract painfully during …
This means: “How can you get rid of milia, the small, annoying bumps or cyst-like spots that can appear on the skin?” Breakdown “How to get rid of” = how to remove or treat something. “Milia” = tiny, firm, white or skin-colored bumps caused by small keratin-filled cysts, commonly found around the eyes or cheeks. …
This means: “Taking a shower every day after the age of 65 may have some negative effects on your skin or health, and the headline is going to explain why.” Breakdown “Why” = the headline promises an explanation. “Daily showers” = showering every day. “After 65” = referring specifically to people over 65. “May do …
This means: “If you think you’re having a heart attack while at home, the headline claims there is something you can do within 10 seconds that might help save your life.” Breakdown “If you have a heart attack at home” = if you experience symptoms of a heart attack while you’re at home. “do this …
This means: “A urologist is warning that the way you drink water may affect how often you wake up at night to urinate. The headline claims that a particular drinking method can help reduce nighttime bathroom trips.” Breakdown “Urologist warns” = a doctor who specializes in the urinary system is supposedly giving advice. “Drink water …
Here’s a likely version of the cheap, hearty 4-ingredient spring staple suggested by that headline: ham, potatoes, cabbage, and onion. It’s an old-fashioned combination that makes a filling meal from inexpensive ingredients. Writing Grandpa’s 4-Ingredient Ham, Cabbage & Potato Supper Serves: 4–6 Prep: 10 minutes Cook: 45–60 minutes Ingredients 1 lb (450 g) smoked ham …
