Tag: Viral health trends

According to the American Migraine Foundation, around one-third of people with migraine report lack of fluid intake as a trigger, leading some to seek quick fixes. This quest has led to the viral 'McMigraine' trend, prompting the question: why does McDonald's help with migraines?

According to a 2015 study, over 74% of human breast milk samples purchased online were contaminated with bacteria that could cause illness. Despite this, myths persist on online forums suggesting that men can reap health benefits from drinking human milk.

According to the American Heart Association, roughly 90% of Americans consume too much sodium, a finding that puts viral 'hacks' like the salt trick into serious question. The trend, popularized on social media, promises benefits like weight loss, detoxification, and improved hydration by adding a pinch of salt, often pink Himalayan, to water. However, health experts and scientific evidence reveal a different story, with significant risks and no proven advantages over traditional healthy habits.