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The 2010s saw a lot of wild "wellness" trends—vaginal steaming? Bulletproof coffee? Nootropics? Help us pick the worst one of all:

What was the Worst Wellness Trend of the 2010s?

Did you also almost pass out during CrossFit? Catch measles from a wealthy, unvaccinated third-grader? Misguidedly try Soylent? Then come vote!

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menstrual cups
36.3%
MMA
63.7%

2,273 votesFinal results

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the Shake Weight
59.3%
juice/juicing
40.7%

2,145 votesFinal results

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microdosing
60.5%
kale
39.5%

2,143 votesFinal results

3:40 PM · Dec 16, 2019

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keto
57%
Isogenix
43%

2,069 votesFinal results

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cryotherapy
29.5%
Yoni egg
70.5%

1,944 votesFinal results

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#nodaysoff
70.6%
standing desks
29.4%

2,053 votesFinal results

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1

2

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corporate wellness
63.7%
bone broth
36.3%

2,154 votesFinal results

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collagen
61.9%
chia seeds
38.1%

2,099 votesFinal results

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Don’t knock microdosing! I’m sure the majority of your staff has done it or wishes they had!

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@lil_pink_houses

Microdosing's been around since the 1950s.How is this new? And hello, its GOOD FOR PEOPLE. Very therapeutic. Barriers break down, connection happens, the universe awaits.ask Freud&Jung&every 90s raver known to man.

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Is there any way to change a vote? Isogenix is worse and I said keto lmao

If you’re “high at work” then it wasn’t a microdose. Sigh.