Highlights

  • Lettuce water claim circulating on TikTok, garnering attention
  • However, there is no scientific evidence for this
  • TikTok user Shapla Hoque shares a video suggesting drinking lettuce water makes her sleepy

Latest news

iQOO Buds Review: Monster Battery and Serious Gaming Chops for under ₹2,000 

iQOO Buds Review: Monster Battery and Serious Gaming Chops for under ₹2,000 

Repo rate today at 5.25%: how long an RBI decision takes to reach your home loan interest rate

Repo rate today at 5.25%: how long an RBI decision takes to reach your home loan interest rate

CMF Buds Neo Review: 35dB ANC, 52-Hour Battery and Incredible Value

CMF Buds Neo Review: 35dB ANC, 52-Hour Battery and Incredible Value

iQOO Z11 Review: A Balanced Mid-Range Powerhouse

iQOO Z11 Review: A Balanced Mid-Range Powerhouse

Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 Review: Familiar, Faster And Better Where It Matters

Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 Review: Familiar, Faster And Better Where It Matters

Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra2 Review: A Smarter, Tougher and Longer-Lasting Ultra

Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra2 Review: A Smarter, Tougher and Longer-Lasting Ultra

Gabit Smart Ring Review: A Better Way To Track Your Health? 

Gabit Smart Ring Review: A Better Way To Track Your Health? 

Xiaomi Power Bank 5i 20000 67W Review: A Powerful Travel Companion

Xiaomi Power Bank 5i 20000 67W Review: A Powerful Travel Companion

TikTok trend claims lettuce water may help you fall asleep easily; know what science has to say

A TikTok trend claiming that drinking lettuce water can induce sleep is gaining widespread attention online

TikTok trend claims lettuce water may help you fall asleep easily; know what science has to say

People make numerous claims on videos. And, now a claim about lettuce water is doing rounds on TikTok. This trend is garnering massive attention online. It claims that drinking lettuce water may help a person fall asleep faster

A TikTok user Shapla Hoque with TikTok handle @shapla_11 shared the video where she said that 'drinking lettuce water makes you sleepy'

In the video, she is seen using lettuce leaves and placing them in a cup. After this, she pours boiling water and adds mint to it. Then, she is seen removing the lettuce leaves and drinking it.

After having this drink, she said that she is feeling sleepy. However, science has not backed up this claim. Experts said that the chances of lettuce water helping to sleep is the least unless one is a rat.

Marie-Pierre St-Onge, an associate professor of nutritional medicine and director of the Sleep Center at Columbia University's Irving Medical Center, explained to Insider that there is currently no scientific evidence supporting the notion that lettuce water can effectively promote sleep.

Also watch: TikTokers are adding salt in their coffee; know why this may be a good idea

Frequently Asked Questions

The TikTok trend claims that drinking lettuce water may help a person fall asleep faster.

ADVERTISEMENT

Up Next

TikTok trend claims lettuce water may help you fall asleep easily; know what science has to say

TikTok trend claims lettuce water may help you fall asleep easily; know what science has to say

How much does a ULIP plan really cost? A break-down of all charges

How much does a ULIP plan really cost? A break-down of all charges

India's health survey data reveals 13% children born prematurely, 17% with low birth weight

India's health survey data reveals 13% children born prematurely, 17% with low birth weight

Anxiety in Meghaninagar After Tragic Plane Crash

Anxiety in Meghaninagar After Tragic Plane Crash

Anti-obesity injections are less effective in real-world compared to trials, says study

Anti-obesity injections are less effective in real-world compared to trials, says study

Rahul Gandhi criticizes Speaker Om Birla for stifling opposition voices in Lok Sabha

Rahul Gandhi criticizes Speaker Om Birla for stifling opposition voices in Lok Sabha

ADVERTISEMENT

editorji-whatsApp

More videos

Gurugram Teen Blackmailed: Rs 80 Lakh cybercrime unveiled

Gurugram Teen Blackmailed: Rs 80 Lakh cybercrime unveiled

Last-Minute Valentine's gifts to make hearts flutter

Last-Minute Valentine's gifts to make hearts flutter

Discover the observance and significance of Shab-e-Barat 2025

Discover the observance and significance of Shab-e-Barat 2025

The magic of Solo Travel: Freedom, adventure, and unexpected friendships

The magic of Solo Travel: Freedom, adventure, and unexpected friendships

Embracing singlehood: The fun side of anti-Valentine’s Week

Embracing singlehood: The fun side of anti-Valentine’s Week

Economic Survey 2024-25: Long work hours hurt mental well-being, productivity

Economic Survey 2024-25: Long work hours hurt mental well-being, productivity

Economic Survey 2025: Prioritizing mental health and gender inclusivity to boost workforce productivity

Economic Survey 2025: Prioritizing mental health and gender inclusivity to boost workforce productivity

Explainer | Guillain-Barre Syndrome: What are the symptoms and how to prevent it

Explainer | Guillain-Barre Syndrome: What are the symptoms and how to prevent it

'I want to talk, but is there anyone to listen?' The growing crisis of loneliness and depression

'I want to talk, but is there anyone to listen?' The growing crisis of loneliness and depression

UN report highlights risks of long work hours as L&T chairman endorses 90-hour week

UN report highlights risks of long work hours as L&T chairman endorses 90-hour week

Editorji Technologies Pvt. Ltd. © 2022 All Rights Reserved.