Orlando, FL – Medical professionals are raising alarms about a growing trend among teenagers inhaling toxic fumes from household products, including “Galaxy Gas,” nail polish, markers, and deodorant, in a practice known as ‘chroming’ or ‘huffing.’ Videos showcasing these risky behaviors have gone viral on social media platforms like TikTok, garnering tens of millions of views.
One concerning clip shows a teenage girl sniffing fumes from a roll-on deodorant at home, demonstrating how easily accessible these harmful substances can be.
During the American Academy of Pediatrics annual conference in Orlando, Florida, doctors discussed the increasing number of cases involving teens engaging in this life-threatening activity. They are urging both parents and healthcare providers to be vigilant and aware of this trend to better protect children from the serious health risks associated with inhaling these toxic chemicals.
Experts warn that inhaling such fumes can lead to severe health issues, including brain damage, organ failure, or even death, and stress the importance of open communication between parents and children about the dangers of substance abuse.
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