Original Article by Adan Salazar
Social media users claim fog that rolled in around Christmastime are causing sore throats and flu-like symptoms. Too many testimonies to ignore now!
Social media users have reported suffering ill health effects after coming into contact with — fog.
The phenomenon has been documented in viral TikTok videos, with one man claiming fog that rolled in around Christmastime was causing sore throats and flu-like symptoms.
“Anyone else notice since this fog arrived on Christmas Day, you have sore throat, you started to feel lethargic, you lost your appetite, you felt flu-ey, you couldn’t do anything, you didn’t have any energy, sweat, couldn’t sleep,” the TikTok user documented, adding he believed the fog contained chemicals intended to make people sick.
The man concluded by asking fellow TikTok users if they’ve experienced any symptoms.
“Not going to lie I legit got a sore throat after the fog,” one user responded.
“Lots of headaches since the fog,” another stated.
After numerous commenters reported feeling similar negative health effects, the man later returned with an update confirming “Fogvid24” was indeed real, and that it’s not centralized to one location but appears to be global.
So basically this fog has made people ill pic.twitter.com/0Vxm9NeyNR
— 𝓑𝓑𝓵𝓾𝓮𝓼 🇬🇧 (@BBlues100) December 30, 2024
“We’ve got people in Kentucky, we’ve got people in Sweden, we’ve got people in Finland — all reporting the same thing. The fog has made them sick,” the man revealed.
Another TikTok user characterized the fog as a “chemical fog” and described it smelled and tasted like sulfur.
On X, another user described driving through a “chemical fog,” remarking they believed normal fog should produce water droplets on their windshield.
Pay attention. Fog should have moisture. I just drove through thick fog —which by definition is when water condenses and creates tiny water droplets. ALL MY LIFE, I had to use windshield wipers in #Fog. Not anymore. This is dry chemical fog. Driving 30+ minutes in fake fog. No… pic.twitter.com/rmjS8EzjRA
— Sue Pear #MAHA (@SuePearFL) December 30, 2024
Another X user claimed he “got rapidly ill with cold/flu symptoms and it was after brief exposure to fog.”
I'm really not trying to buy into the 'Fogvid 24' conspiracy where people are saying the thick blanket of fog over the UK that impacted us for about three days straight has made people ill but I got rapidly ill with cold/flu symptoms and it was after brief exposure to fog. pic.twitter.com/3YxdrEu0lC
— Jay Anderson (@TheProjectUnity) December 30, 2024
😳😳😳Does this look like fog to you here in Florida? What do you think? pic.twitter.com/oj732etBpa
— Erin Elizabeth Health Nut News🥜 (@unhealthytruth) December 30, 2024
Are the “Fogvid” claims valid? Have you experienced similar symptoms after coming into contact with fog?
— 💥 Dan P.💥 🇺🇸 🙏 The Truth will prevail (@DanPeacock12) December 30, 2024
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