"Stewed Chicken Stewed Chicken" on American social media, FDA warned: hurts the lungs when smelling

Jimu Journalist Li Lili Hu Xiuwen

Recently, a medicated challenge was issued on foreign social media to encourage people to stew chicken with cold medicine. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a warning that boiling drugs can make it more concentrated and may send young people into the emergency room.

Boil chicken with a cold medicine will be injured when smelling the taste

According to a report on September 20, a recent challenge released on social media, encouraging people to use the basic ingredients of acetaminophen, right Michafin and Dorciamin (Nyquil and some similar non -prescriptions Cough and cold drugs) mixture to cook chicken. Nyquil is a cold medicine.

Nacquir (Picture Source: CNN)

The FDA issued a dangerous warning: "Boiled drugs can make its concentration higher and change its characteristics in other ways." FDA said, "Even if you do not eat chicken, the steam that inhale the drug during cooking will cause a lot of drugs to enter your body into your body . It may also hurt your lungs. "

According to the FDA, although most of us will shrink down because of these dangerous suggestions, teenagers and young people are still vulnerable to such social media.

"Someone invites you to accept the challenge. People start making online video clips of abuse of non -prescription medicines and encouraged the audience to do this. These videos challenges are usually for young people, which may hurt people and even cause death." FDA said in a warning.

The agency also pointed out another challenge in social media, allowing people to have an illusion by taking a large dose of over -the -counter anti -group amine. FDA quoted reports about adolescents that eventually entered the emergency room of the hospital or died after participating.

The more outrageous behavior, the greater the right to bragging

"Make Nyquil Chicken", "Benza Jun Challenge", and challenges of scattered powder. Why are these outrageous behaviors attracting many young people in these social media?

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), adolescent brains have not fully developed. In fact, the forehead cortex that manages rational thinking, problem solving and consequences is not fully developed until the age of 20. This is why teenagers and young people are often impulsive, and they are more inclined to take action without considering the consequences.

"Children may not stop thinking that washing powder is a poison that burn their throat and damage their respiratory tract. Or drugs such as benzine (benzama) will cause severe heart problems, seizures and epilepsy, and epilepsy AAP warned on his website.

"They are concerned that a popular child in the class has gained hundreds of likes and comments." AAP website said, "The more outrageous the social media rewarding behavior, the greater the right to brag."

Considering the huge influence of social media on young people's behavior, how can parents and caregivers make their children not participate in these challenges?

AAP recommends keeping communication channels. "Calm, no judgment" discuss the behavior of social media, and encourage them to think about any potential negative results.

"Remind your child that excessive medicine may occur in both non -prescription medicines and prescription medicines." FDA added that at home, all non -prescription medicines and prescription drugs were locked safely.

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