The art of eating dirt has taken over TikTok, but the health benefits of consuming the substance remain in question.

The latest wellness trend in the US involves eating dirt, touted to improve gut health and reduce wrinkles. Fertility coach ...

Similarly, previous studies have alleged that dirt can absorb body fat and ultimately aid in the fight against obesity.

This bizarre practice, touted to improve gut health, skin problems, and even obesity, has gained significant traction on ...

Social media users in the US are advocating eating dirt for gut health and weight loss.

TikTok's newest health advice is to go eat some dirt. Eating "biodynamic soil" in the form of clay is supposed to help with ...

What seems like a disturbing trend has found a niche market online, where edible earth is now being sold on e-commerce ...

Meet the 'crunchers' who purchase 'edible' dirts, clays and chalks online for a number of supposed health benefits. Numerous retailers have set up shop on digital marketplaces like Etsy and eBay ...

But according to Francis Mwangi a medical doctor who runs a private clinic in Westlands, such women hunting for clay soil could be treading ... compulsive craving to eat items that are not ...

As our short growing season is coming to an end, here is a collection of top tips collected from Routt County Master ...

Clay soil is usually sticky and has small particles ... 95% of the food that we eat comes from soil. By making simple changes to the way we grow and farm we can protect it from being damaged ...

“Eat dirt!” “[One] teaspoon of organic biodynamic ... Sacks of the surface — typically made available in the form of ingestible clay — can range in cost from around $11 to $27, depending ...