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Salmon can cause gas in some people, but the fish is often not the main trigger; the rest of the meal usually is.

Yes, flakes, oil, and residue can worsen shedding through itch, scale, and breakage, though they rarely cause permanent loss on their own.

No, current research doesn’t show saw palmetto reliably improves erections, and standard ED treatments have much stronger evidence.

Yes, a sauna session can trigger dehydration, dizziness, nausea, fainting, and heat exhaustion if you stay in too long.

No, a sauna suit mainly drives short-term water loss; body fat drops when you burn more calories than you eat over time.

No, spit is a poor sex lubricant because it dries fast, can irritate tissue, and may pass some infections between partners.

No, added sodium does not treat erection problems, and too much salt can make blood-flow trouble worse by pushing blood pressure in the wrong direction.

No, extra salt does not improve erections, and a high-sodium diet may worsen blood flow problems tied to erection trouble.

A tin of sardines packs protein, omega-3 fats, calcium, vitamin D, and vitamin B12 with little to no carbs.

Yes, sardines can trigger diarrhea in some people, often from spoilage, histamine, fish allergy, rich oil, or a sudden large serving.