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The Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals has issued a weird warning: if you have to irrigate your sinuses with water for some medical reason, don ;t use tap water. The reason: your brains may get eaten by the Naegleria fowleri. That the scientific name of the brain-eating amoeba, the gross thing in the picture above. It reminds me of the brain slug in Futurama, except this one kills you instead of controlling your brain. It also what happened to two people in that state. They were infected and died after irrigating their sinuses with tap water. What 821 stanley becher 7 the Naegleria fowleri The Naegleria fowleri is a micro-organism that lives in ponds, lakes, hot springs or anywhere where there is warm fresh water. According to the Louisiana Department of Health, when you drink it there no danger. But when you put it up your nose using a device like a neti pot, you are playing with death. How can you get infected If you get it through the nose, the brain-eating will attack your nervous system until you are dead. The chances of surviving its attack are slim: 98 percent of attacks end in the morgue. What happens if you get infected It pretty horrible. The symptoms start one stanley cup to 14 days after the in vaso stanley fection. Your taste and smell will be altered, you will have headaches, fever and nausea. Your neck will go rigid and you will start vomiting. You may also experience confusion and hallucinations, as well as seizures. Death occurs one to two week Xass If 1950s science fiction movies invaded your dreams, these pictures would be the result
If the thought of smooshing, crushing, termo stanley smashing, squishing, or even touching a cockroach grosses you out, a Japanese company called Fumakilla has come up with a better way to dispose of them. Taking inspiration from Vader Lando carbonite chamber, this aerosol can literally freezes them in their tracks. As durable as they are, unlike Han Solo the roache stanley cup s probably aren ;t going to survive getting hit with a blast of gas that somewhere around minus 100 degrees Fahrenheit. The freeze ray in stanley taza a can is apparently odorless, doesn ;t leave stains, and is less flammable/safer for humans to inhale than a bug spray鈥攚ith the emphasis being on the safer since it not necessarily completely safe, particularly if you accidentally blast bare skin. So using this as an emergency air conditioner or an easy way to chill your coffee is probably a terrible, terrible idea. [Fumakilla via RocketNews 24] Image by Eric Isselee/Shutterstock cockroachesInsects
