Viral TikTok trend ‘The Lion Diet’ called a ‘cure-all’ — but is it safe? | New York Post
December 19, 2022
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as posted by the channelTikTokers have been hunting for the latest diet trend, and now they’re challenging themselves to “The Lion Diet.”
The Lion Diet, which bills itself as “a healing elimination diet,” consists of eating nothing but meat, salt and water for 30 days.
People have been documenting their time testing out the latest fad, claiming it helps with allergies, headaches, bad skin and balancing moods.
One TikTok user from Brisbane decided to try the questionable diet to see if it helped with his long list of allergies, documenting his progress along the way.
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