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TikTok's Viral Health Trends: Safe or Risky? What to Know

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2023 wasn’t just another year – it was a rollercoaster of health trends! In this video, Deborah from Healthnews takes you on a ride through the most ‘hmmm’ TikTok trends of 2023. Ever wondered why everyone is suddenly supplement-savvy or protein-obsessed? And what's the deal with ozempic usage for weight loss? Let’s debunk some myths and find out what's really brewing in the health world!

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⏱️ Timestamps ⏱️
0:00 Health trends 2023!
0:37 The supplement craze
3:00 The protein paradox
5:06 Diabetes drugs for weight loss
7:16 Pop psychology
9:20 Skincare overload

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