A new challenge on TikTok is causing concern for parents and medical experts.
FOX 26 Reporter Gabby Hart has more on the challenge that has already taken the life of one teen.A new TikTok challenge is raising concerns among parents and medical experts. The challenge involves eating a single chip that is so hot, it can cause serious health problems.
The chip comes with a warning label that says it should not be eaten by children or people with sensitive stomachs. Medical experts say that the One Chip Challenge can cause a variety of health problems, including vomiting, diarrhea, and even heart problems. They warn that the challenge is not safe for minors or people with health conditions.
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