Controversial Content on TikTok: Crushing Ingredients Causes Kidney Stones, Turns Out to be a Hoax, Check the Facts

"Heboh Konten di TikTok Ulekan Sebabkan Batu Ginjal Ternyata Hoax, Simak Faktanya" "The uproar over TikTok content causing kidney stones turns out to be a hoax, check out the facts."

Dream - The number of content creators pursuing careers in various social media platforms is increasing. Their content is loved by many people because it is informative and enjoyable. However, Sahabat Dream still needs to be cautious when consuming content on social media. Do not get trapped in hoaxes like information about the use of stone mortars that are claimed to cause kidney stones. This was conveyed by Culinary Content Creator, Aaron Laksana through his TikTok post @aarlaksana.

In the video, he urged his followers not to use mortars made of stone. "Stop! Never use a stone mortar again if you don't want to get kidney stones," he said.

Controversial Content on TikTok: Crushing Ingredients Causes Kidney Stones, Turns Out to be a Hoax, Check the Facts

Furthermore, Aaron, who often provides health information about cooking techniques and processing kitchen ingredients, explains the reason why the use of a stone mortar and pestle can be dangerous for the kidneys.

"Kalau cobek kalian batu, ulekannya nggak boleh batu. Saat kalian gesek, ini akan menimbulkan bekas dan luka. (Ulekan) bakal terkelupas dan berpasir. Nah, pasir-pasir ini nanti masuk ke makanan kalian, masuk ke dalam tubuh kalian dan bisa menyebabkan batu ginjal," "If your mortar and pestle are made of stone, the pestle should not be made of stone. When you grind, it will cause marks and wounds. The pestle will peel and become sandy. Well, these sands will later enter your food, enter your body, and can cause kidney stones,"
"Clearly."

"@ 2024 Dream.co.id"

That was responded with jokes by his followers. "I don't want to blend it again because I'm afraid of hitting the kidney with iron," said @96.173. "If you grind wood, the wood will erode and can cause wooden kidney," wrote @martins_112. "Not only kidney stones, but grinding stones can also cause long-term blindness if thrown into the eyes," commented @chairul_nasution.

"Response from Kominfo"

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: "The information was responded to by the official Kominfo and Turnbackhoax websites, confirming that the content is a hoax. Both websites clarified that the information in the content is incorrect and kidney stones are formed due to high levels of chemical substances such as calcium, oxalate acid, and phosphorus in urine."

Translated from Bahasa to English while preserving any html tags: "According to Halodoc, kidney stones or nephrolithiasis originate from salts and minerals in the kidneys that can appear along the urinary tract."

The following is the translation of the 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "As for the risk factors that trigger the disease, they include family and medical history, age factor around 30-50 years old, frequent dehydration, excessive salt intake, obesity, digestive and surgical diseases, certain medical conditions such as urinary tract infections, as well as the consumption of certain medications. If Dream friends want to find out about kidney conditions, you can do urine tests, blood tests, scans such as X-rays or ultrasound, as well as analysis of kidney stones that come out. Don't let yourself be fooled by hoaxes! Get credible information from reliable sources."

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