발음여행 미국 vs 영국
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The Lodi flames - taking on a flaming hot challenge the district is looking to extinguish.
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Social Media Challenge Lands Teens in Hospital
“It is crazy.”
Another social media challenge gone wrong.
“A lot of kids follow their peers, even if they don’t know what it is, they don’t know the consequence.”
The dare - created by chip company Paqui- asks people to eat a single chip covered in hot sauce and peppers parents.
“I don’t know about other kids, sometimes theirs like dare, I you to do this, and that’s the problem. I know my son, I believe he wouldn’t do that. But who knows?”
At least 9 students from Lodi High School, home of the flames took the fiery challenge - and got sick--- sending three of them to the hospital last week.
“I wish we just need to watch our kids more. It’s kind of because there is better ways to entertain yourself.”
The chip is made with Carolina Reapers and Scorpion peppers.
“Those two peppers have been rated as high as 2 million Scoville Units and jalapeño is somewhere around 5,000 so they are about 400 times hotter than a jalapeño.”
So what kind of symptoms could people experience from the challenge? We’re getting answers with Marshall Medical Doctor Bret Christiansen.
“Throughout your digestive tract, you may feel burning and pain. And it can be pretty severe after a short time, similar to a reaction like an asthmatic might have with bronchial spasms, and if they have persistent vomiting they could need IV hydration or medications to stop the vomiting.”
The Lodi flames - taking on a flaming hot challenge the district is looking to extinguish.
“[INAUDIBLE] we do not want them to have these chips on campus and we do not want them engaging in this kind of challenge.”
“It is crazy.”
Another social media challenge gone wrong.
“A lot of kids follow their peers, even if they don’t know what it is, they don’t know the consequence.”
The dare - created by chip company Paqui- asks people to eat a single chip covered in hot sauce and peppers parents.
“I don’t know about other kids, sometimes theirs like dare, I you to do this, and that’s the problem. I know my son, I believe he wouldn’t do that. But who knows?”
At least 9 students from Lodi High School, home of the flames took the fiery challenge - and got sick--- sending three of them to the hospital last week.
“I wish we just need to watch our kids more. It’s kind of because there is better ways to entertain yourself.”
The chip is made with Carolina Reapers and Scorpion peppers.
“Those two peppers have been rated as high as 2 million Scoville Units and jalapeño is somewhere around 5,000 so they are about 400 times hotter than a jalapeño.”
So what kind of symptoms could people experience from the challenge? We’re getting answers with Marshall Medical Doctor Bret Christiansen.
“Throughout your digestive tract, you may feel burning and pain. And it can be pretty severe after a short time, similar to a reaction like an asthmatic might have with bronchial spasms, and if they have persistent vomiting they could need IV hydration or medications to stop the vomiting.”
The Lodi flames - taking on a flaming hot challenge the district is looking to extinguish.
“[INAUDIBLE] we do not want them to have these chips on campus and we do not want them engaging in this kind of challenge.”