Chin-hanging trend in China kills one; doctors warn

A dangerous new social media trend in China promising better sleep has resulted in one death. The practice involves people suspending themselves by their chins from trees. The trend, promoted as a cure for neck pain and insomnia, involves using a U-shaped belt. Participants gently swing, but medical experts warn of severe risks, including paralysis or stroke. Despite claims of positive results, doctors emphasize the lack of scientific backing and the inherent dangers. Experts suggest safer alternatives like hammocks for relaxation before sleep.