Dubai: Stop Using Adult Pacifiers! Trend Sparks Health Warnings from Experts

 Dubai: Stop Using Adult Pacifiers! Trend Sparks Health Warnings from Experts



A strange new trend—adults using pacifiers to soothe themselves—is going viral online, sparking curiosity and concern. Experts in Dubai warn that this habit may indicate deeper psychological issues and could also pose risks to speech and dental health.


According to media reports, this "bizarre" trend has recently drawn political attention in Bahrain, with a lawmaker calling it "against public morality." Nevertheless, some users insist that pacifiers help them calm their emotions, and some even claim the habit aids them in quitting smoking.

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