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A viral TikTok trend claiming that a large Coke and fries from McDonald’s can “cure” migraines has ignited widespread debate among doctors and health authorities, prompting new warnings about the dangers of relying on fast food as a health remedy. The so-called ‘McMigraine Meal’ first gained mainstream traction in May 2025, after a US-based neurologist described the fast-food fix as a “miraculous” solution for her chronic migraines. Her video, which has amassed nearly 10 million views, has spurred countless social media testimonials from migraine sufferers who say the combination offers at least temporary relief. However, medical experts have strongly cautioned that while some elements of the meal may have a short-lived impact, the overall approach could be risky—and for many, ultimately counterproductive.

A quirky wellness trend has taken over social media platforms worldwide, with the so-called “fart walk” gaining traction for its digestive and metabolic benefits. The idea, which shot to fame on TikTok, involves taking a gentle stroll after a meal to stimulate digestion, help pass intestinal gas, and moderate blood sugar spikes. The trend—which might induce a giggle with its name—has been met with both public amusement and encouragement from medical professionals, who note it is a surprisingly sound health practice with scientific backing (Healthline, NPR, Economic Times).