Videos of people eating raw garlic in hopes of eliminating acne are going viral on TikTok. However, experts warn against this new trend.
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According to dermatologists, there is little evidence of the effectiveness of this practice. Although garlic is healthy and contains antioxidants beneficial to the skin, doctors recommend more proven treatments for acne, such as dermatological consultations and improvements in diet and lifestyle.
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Therefore, the belief that garlic could work as a magical cure for acne seems more based on myths than solid scientific evidence.
Source: USAToday
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