The BBC recently ran an article by @Jacqui_wak exposing influencers who sell fake cures for polycystic ovary syndrome. In our research about mental health, we also found that some influencers promote solutions which risk harm rather than providing help. Our data (27,000 videos from TikTok) includes content from health professionals, people with lived experience of … Continue reading “Supplements as ‘harmful help’: Wellness influencers and mental health”
