TikTok was today accused of peddling fertility misinformation by letting its creators wrongly claim herbal teas and psychic readings can boost conception chances.
Few of the dubious sounding suggestions shared on the platform, which also include eating pineapples, are not supported by the NHS.
Posts on fertility trends have amassed over a billion views, with ‘fertility influencers’ — who publish the claims — gaining tens of thousands of followers. Often, they are advertising their own products.
Although their suggestions aren’t