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Risky hack where people put garlic up nostrils has experts slamming the TikTok trend
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Boomers and Beyond: Brookline Senior Center announcements
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Please don t put garlic up your nose to clear congestion. 123rf.com
When it comes to terrible health advice, social media platform TikTok is the gift that keeps on giving.
If eating papaya seeds to poop out parasites wasn’t enough, now users are jamming garlic cloves up their nostrils in the hopes of clearing their congestion. The videos are uninviting, to say the least; watch at your discretion.
Turns out, the method works but not for the reasons people think. What believers in the apparent mucus hack don’t know is that not only will they be left with a string of boogers to clean up, they could also face infection, irritation and a nose that’s even more runny than they started with.
Boomers and Beyond: Brookline Senior Center announcements
COURTESY OF BROOKLINE COUNCIL OF AGING AT BROOKLINE SENIOR CENTER
Ongoing events
Springwell grab-and-go hot lunches
The center is now offering hot “grab and go” lunches Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays in collaboration with Springwell. To reserve a lunch, residents must call the Senior Center at 617-730-2747 by 10:30 a.m. two business days in advance. For more information on the menu selections, call 617-730-2747.
A Taste of Qigong
Qigong will return at 9 a.m. Tuesdays July 6 through Aug. 10. Thousands of years old, qigong (ʺchee‐ gungʺ) is the practice of cultivating mental and physical balance through the coordination of breath, movement and awareness. Simpler than taiji (which combines aspects of qigong and Chinese kung fu), qigong can be practiced throughout one s life to promote overall health and well‐being. This class is free, but to register, call 617-730-2770.