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An influencer with more than 2.78 million fans found herself in hot water recently after streaming a video of herself eating pig feed. Yes, that's feed intended for pigs. According to Shanghai ...

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A popular Chinese social media influencer has ignited widespread health concerns after revealing she has been consuming a diet of pig feed to save money, according to The South China Morning Post.

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Kong Yufeng, an influencer from China, revealed that the pig feed she consumes costs just 3 yuan (40 US cents) a day, and claimed that it is healthier than takeaway food. Quite unsurprisingly ...

An influencer in China consumed pig feed costing just 3 yuan (40 US cents) a day to save money, asserting it is healthier than takeaway food, which has sparked widespread health concerns.

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An influencer in China consumed pig feed costing just 3 yuan (RM1.84 or US$0.40) a day to save money, asserting it is healthier than takeaway food, which has sparked widespread health concerns.