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The latest weight loss trend among Gen Z is "tadpole water," a drink made from warm water, chia seeds, and lemon juice.
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The drink has gained attention for its appearance, which resembles tadpoles swimming in a pond.
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Mariah Padilla, an 18-year-old TikTok user, has popularised the drink with a viral video claiming it led to a three-pound weight loss in three days.
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Padilla admits the drink is unappealing, describing its texture and taste as "funky" and "gag-inducing."
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The surge in popularity of "tadpole water" reflects a broader trend of young people seeking rapid weight loss through unconventional methods.
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Previous trends, such as "Rice-Zempic" and "Oat-Zempic," involved mixing rice or oats with water and lime juice to suppress appetite.
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The pursuit of an "Insta-thin" figure is driving many to experiment with extreme and DIY diet hacks.
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Despite its controversial nature, "tadpole water" is part of the growing trend of extreme dietary solutions among the younger generation
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Have you tried the 'tadpole-water' trend yet?
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