People have to take advice with a grain of salt when it's coming off of the internet. On the web, anyone can say anything they want, which includes giving advice.

Some people choose to share some pretty terrible advice online, but mask it as life-changing and a fix-all for every problem. It's always pretty clear who knows what they're talking about and who doesn't.

The kind of bad advice we're talking about here is the kind of advice that claims every health issue can be fixed with exercise and by drinking more water. They are the sort of hustle culture kind of people who make their own lives seem so extreme and fulfilling. The kind of advice they give is always so shallow and just … bad. They aren't helping anyone and are probably doing more harm than good overall. So be careful with advice given online, because some people really have no clue.

Here are 24 bad pieces of advice and terrible guides from Reddit's "Thanks I'm Cured" that no one is gaining anything from.