Going outside with wet hair in winter makes you sick.
Category: health · Difficulty: easy
The claim as people say it
"Going outside with wet hair in winter makes you sick."
Common search: "going outside with wet hair sick" · evergreen myth
What the evidence shows
Illness comes from viruses, not cold hair. You may feel chilly, but you won't 'catch' anything.
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Frequently asked questions
Is it true that going outside with wet hair in winter makes you sick?
Contradicted. Illness comes from viruses, not cold hair. You may feel chilly, but you won't 'catch' anything.
Why do people search for this?
People commonly search "going outside with wet hair sick". Verfiai lists it as: evergreen myth.
How was this verdict reached?
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