Top 10 Most Ridiculous COVID-19 Myths

It is clearly shown in studies that COVID-19 does not transmit through 5G radio waves. Sadly, this misinformation is responsible for the sabotages of multiple 5G towers.

Seriously? That's honestly ludicrous

When I read this it was one of my biggest bruh moments- Witherboss

Although children are typically healthier compared to older aged people, they can still be infected. Fortunately the mortality rates for children are lower compared to elders.

This is ridiculous. Children have higher immunity, but they can still catch the virus and die from it.

The Swedish government actually believed this for a while...

If kids were immune to the virus, then explain why the under 18s still get sick from it.

The vaccines undergo intensive evaluation by the FDA to make sure they are safe. While there are vaccines may cause blood clots, these severe side effects are usually very rare. Don't let this discourage you. Get the vaccine as soon as possible once you have the chance.

My dad still thinks they are unsafe and I'm not allowed to get mine until I'm 18.

my aunt thinks this

Bleach is widely known to be harmful when either sprayed on skin, consumed, or inhaled. In fact, you shouldn't wash food or drinks with bleach either to prevent getting infected from COVID-19.

If people even believe this, we now have more people dying from COVID-19 for dumb reasons.

That's honestly the stupidest thing I've ever heard other than the 5G one

No it would kill you

Rubber alcohol absolutely does not help you disinfect your body from COVID-19, but only results on your body being harmed from any disinfectants you drink. Do not in any circumstances drink alcohol in attempt to cleanse your body.

This is so ridiculous. It only causes harm to your body, actually

Alcohol doesn't kill viruses, only bacteria

They share their common symptoms, but they are relatively different. Compared to the flu, COVID-19 has a higher mortality rate

Incorrect, COIVD has a much higher mortality rate

One or the other might be true regarding the possibility of a virus created in a lab, and the possibility that it may have been created "naturally". The main issue is we don't know enough about the origins of the virus despite numbers of clues and explanations; there needs to be more investigation in order to get a final conclusion behind the true cause of COVID-19.

Can these people commenting stop making ridiculous comments and acting against every debunking of every myth. "my daddy thinks the virus is made in a lab so you're the ridiculous one bruuuuhh" or "actually it's scientifically proven that Vaccines don't work unless they've been brewed under the midnight sun for 10 years" Come on!

It does not entirely prevent you from catching COVID-19, but it does reduce transmission of the virus and provide a slight protection. You can still get infected if you come close in contact to an infected person and touch your mask, and then touch your eyes, nose, or mouth afterwards.

They don't, they just reduce transmission

While it is a possibility that common house pets in general (cats and dogs) can also get infected, there is no evidence (or at least a lack of evidence) of pets transferring the virus to humans.

Believe it or not, these people really think that COVID is either a political movement/agenda or something that simply doesn't exist. On the other hand it's a really good reminder that skepticism even has its boundaries.

This should be MUCH higher. There are people in this world who actually think this

While vitamins are vital nutrients, they do keep your body healthy and functioning properly. Although they can help fight off the virus when infected, they do not provide immunity from the virus, unfortunately.

No, they really can't

Isn't that racist?

An absurd myth that is obviously false, but this might explain why many people decided to switch to another beer brand.