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    Doctor Advises Against Kissing the Deceased: Understanding the Health Risks

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    A doctor from Moldova, Dr. Viktor Ivanovik, has recently captured attention through a unique but cautionary message about the possible risks of a common farewell practice: kissing deceased loved ones. This topic is one that many might not have previously considered.

    Dr. Ivanovik, who has garnered a following of nearly 300,000 on TikTok, cautions against this practice due to potential health hazards. His explicit warning, “Never kiss the deceased!” has resonated widely online, generating much discussion.

    He explains that once a person has passed, about nine hours after death, the body begins a natural process of decomposition, which releases harmful bacteria. As he articulates, kissing someone who has passed could expose you to these bacteria, potentially leading to health issues such as the loss of smell.

    This warning sparked varied reactions across the internet. Many people had not considered the potential for bacterial exposure before. Dr. Ivanovik’s video prompted individuals to share their personal stories and reflections.

    One viewer expressed, “I kissed my father and would do it a million times over! I can lose taste and smell, he is my father!” This comment highlights how personal connections can sometimes outweigh consideration of health advice, especially in moments of grief.

    Dr. Ivanovik’s message underscores a challenging balance between adhering to cultural traditions and being aware of health concerns. Rituals such as kissing the deceased are often performed as a final act of love and respect, offering closure. However, individuals engaging in these rituals might not always be fully aware of potential dangers.

    For many people, the emotional necessity of saying goodbye in a way that feels personal and meaningful often overshadows possible health risks. Such circumstances prompt larger conversations about how cultural sensitivity should be maintained when discussing health topics, especially those intertwined with longstanding traditions.

    Dr. Ivanovik’s TikTok video has cultivated a new dialogue across social media platforms, urging viewers to consider the possible risks while recognizing the significance of personal goodbyes. His efforts have brought to light the need for awareness regarding health risks associated with traditional practices, emphasizing that even during poignant moments of loss, safety should be prioritized.

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