Food as sunscreen: Fact or fiction?
A health expert says there is a lot of misinformation on social media about foods like watermelon being "internal sunscreen." Consumption of fruits and vegetables do not provide protection from the sun, according to health experts. FOX's Marianne Rafferty explains.
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