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Truth behind viral 'cheat code' raw carrot trend explained

Home> Life> Food & Drink

Published 10:34 9 Apr 2025 GMT+1

Truth behind viral 'cheat code' raw carrot trend explained

Social media users claim that eating the veggie can cure a common women's health problem

Bec Oakes

Bec Oakes

Featured Image Credit: Marianne Purdie/Getty Images

Topics: Food and Drink, Health, Women's Health, Social Media

Bec Oakes
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