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Is it safe to try TikTok health trends like ‘mouth taping’ and ‘soda loading’ in the UAE?

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Last updated: 2024/10/02 at 2:28 AM
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TikTok has become a hub for health-related trends that are often followed by many social media users. One such trend is mouth taping, where users tape their mouths shut while sleeping to promote breathing through the nose for better rest and to prevent issues like bad breath and snoring. This trend gained popularity in late 2022 and has seen an increase in demand among those interested in sleep optimization and wellness.

Aaron Illathu, a media professional, tried mouth taping and noticed improvements in his nasal breathing and sleep quality. He also shared how the practice helped a friend with allergies and snoring issues. Dr. Elie Abirached, the founder of Restore Fitness, highlighted the simplicity and accessibility of mouth taping, making it appealing to individuals looking for non-invasive solutions to improve their sleep.

Despite the popularity of mouth taping and other health trends on TikTok, experts like Dr. Aarti Javeri warn that many of these trends lack scientific backing and can have potentially harmful effects. A study conducted by MyFitnessPal in partnership with Dublin City University revealed that only 2.1 percent of nutrition content on TikTok is accurate, indicating a high prevalence of misinformation on the platform.

Other risky dietary trends on TikTok include soda loading, carnivore diet, and sleepy girl mocktails. These trends often lack scientific evidence and can lead to adverse health effects. Dr. Victoria Mountford emphasized the need for individuals to critically evaluate health and wellness trends promoted on social media and seek advice from reliable professionals with verified credentials.

The consumption of “bite-sized health information” through social media platforms like TikTok can pose risks as users may fall for misleading trends without considering the potential consequences. Experts recommend verifying the credentials of content creators, questioning the validity of health advice, and seeking advice from trained professionals to ensure reliable and safe information.

Overall, while social media platforms play a significant role in disseminating health information, it is crucial for users to exercise caution, critically analyze trends, and seek advice from qualified professionals to make informed decisions about their health and wellness. As the trend of seeking health advice on social media continues to be popular, it is essential to prioritize evidence-based choices over potentially harmful trends.

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