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We say to our self what is wrong about the smoothie challenge this is why it is bad because your eating different things. 

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We say to our self what is wrong about the smoothie challenge this is why it is bad because your eating different things. 

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you should watch this cinnamon challenge  news?

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Cinnamon Challenge Gone Wrong: Fad Dangerous, Says Report, Side Effects, Death Possible

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A new report warns that the popular Internet dare has potential for long-term, even permanent damage. For more on this story, click here: http://abcnews.go.com/Health/wireStory/mds-warn-teens-cinnamon-challenge-19012867

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The Cinnamon Challenge is this millennium's version of your mother admonishing you with, "If someone tells you to jump off a cliff, would you?," for taking on a dare from your friends.

The challenge -- attempting to swallow a tablespoon of cinnamon powder in 60 seconds without liquids -- isn't just painful. According to a paper published yesterday in the journal Pediatrics, cinnamon misuse was cited in almost 200 calls to U.S. poison control centers during the first half of 2012 with 30 of these cases requiring medical attention.

The corresponding author, Dr. Steven E. Lipshultz of the University of Miami School of Medicine, suggests that the combination of cinnamon's caustic chemical and undigestible cellulose matrix makes the practice particularly damaging to the lungs.

The lungs?

Yes, the ingestion of the powder invariably stimulates the gag reflex followed by inhalation of the powder that's stuck inside the mouth and throat. The pain then causes rapid exhalation characterized by "dragon breath" upon blowing the powder out. Good times.

The complete PDF of this Pediatrics report is currently available online without a subscription.

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The idea of the challenge has circulated for years but has intensified with the popularity of YouTube, especially in the last three years. The oldest YouTube video documenting such a challenge was uploaded on April 2, 2006. Pre-YouTube, the Cinnamon Challenge was first documented on the web by Michael Buffington as it was played by Erik Goodlad on December 21, 2001, according to KnowYourMeme.com. The CC2K1 was then reported by Jason Kottke on December 22, 2001. Buffington's original URL is no longer active but is archived at his current site, collusioni.st.

So if it's not already apparent, why shouldn't you take the Cinnamon Challenge?

1. "Natural " is not always safe. Just because cinnamon is a naturally-occurring spice -- it's harvested from the dried bark of several Cinnamomum tree species -- doesn't mean it can't be harmful. Cinnamon is deemed safe for consumption as a food additive under the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's classification of Generally Recognized As Safe, or GRAS, list. But the FDA is silent on spice inhalation.

2. Cinnamaldehyde rhymes with formaldehyde. The chemical that gives cinnamon its characteristic smell and zing is known as cinnamic aldehyde, or cinnamaldehyde. This means there's a part of the chemical that acts like formaldehyde that binds and has the potential to "fix" human tissue. Do you remember smelling formaldehyde in your high school biology class when dissecting some dead animal? That's what cinnamaldehyde can do in high concentrations. (Okay, I'm being overly dramatic here. It's #3, next, that's the biggest health problem).

3. Cinnamon is ground tree bark. So not only are you inhaling a tissue fixative, you're also inhaling powdered bark. That's why it's difficult to spit out or, more importantly, get out of your lungs. The cellulose matrix of tree bark acts like a sustained release medicine, but in this case releasing a painful and damaging chemical. The body cannot metabolize cellulose. That's probably okay for the stuff that's swallowed. It'll only burn tomorrow morning at potty time. But the stuff in the lungs is hard to expire. In my grandfather's day, inhaling coal dust led to a condition called black lung. In my father's day, people would get a lung cancer called mesothelioma from inhaling asbestos fibers. In 1984, a paper in the British Journal of Industrial Medicine detailed the lung disease and hair and weight loss in Sri Lankan spice workers who process cinnamon quills.

4. Only doing it once can trigger an asthma attack. Doing it once won't cause any of these chronic illnesses -- probably. This 1995 paper in the Indian Journal of Medical Research shows that rats given a single intratracheal dose of cinnamon powder can develop severe lung damage a month later. In humans, inhaling cinnamon powder even once could at least cause an asthma attack, or uncontrollable spasms and narrowing of the bronchioles. While I haven't yet seen any reports of deaths associated with the Cinnamon Challenge, I would never attempt doing this because I have a history of asthma and try to steer away from anything that might trigger a fatal asthma attack. In fact, I really don't care for non-fatal asthma attacks. You shouldn't either.
5. Just because you saw it on YouTube, does that mean you should do it?
That's what my generation is currently telling their kids.

Friends don't let friends do the Cinnamon Challenge.

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5 Reasons Not To Take The Cinnamon Challenge

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The Cinnamon Challenge is this millennium's version of your mother admonishing you with, "If someone tells you to jump off a cliff, would you?," for taking on a dare from your friends. The challenge -- attempting to swallow a tablespoon of cinnamon powder in 60 seconds without liquids -- isn't just painful.

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This is how many people died of challenges

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This is how many people died of challenges

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guys did you know how challenges affect your reputation....?

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guys did you know how challenges affect your reputation....?

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MIAMI - 19 year old Natalie Cardenas was found dead in her bedroom after apparently attempting the "Kylie Jenner Lip Challenge". Since the death, authorities have announced that the Kylie Jenner Challenge is prohibited from attempting, and anyone who is caught attempting it can be jailed for 30 days.

Natalie Cardenas was discovered dead in her bedroom by her mother and father Thursday afternoon before calling the authorities. according to authorities, they found Natalie on the floor with "huge lips", and a shot glass in her hands, which she used for the Kylie Jenner Challenge.

" We walked in and saw the corpse of Natalie", says officer Ryan Laroche " But for a split second after I saw her I thought it was flappy bird, until I realized it was a girl. She had a shot glass in her hand, so sad she couldn't survive the Kylie Jenner challenge, there is no one to blame but Kylie Jenner for making girls think they don't look good without Jay-Z lips. The Kylie Jenner challenge should be illegal ", finished officer Laroche, a few hours before authorities made the Kylie Jenner Challenge illegal.

But how did the Kylie Jenner challenge kill Natalie? Doctors are saying the pressure her lips underwent in the shot glass was enough to irritate and bust the veins in her face, and eventually bleed out to death internally. Doctors are warning people not to attempt the Kylie Jenner challenge, or they will end up dead or seriously injured, OR even worse, looking like Kylie Jenner. Although now being illegal in all 50 states, authorities cannot stop anyone from doing it in their homes or anywhere secluded.

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Woman Dead After Attempting Kylie Jenner Lip Challenge; Lip Challenge Now Illegal In All 50 States

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MIAMI - 19 year old Natalie Cardenas was found dead in her bedroom after apparently attempting the "Kylie Jenner Lip Challenge". Since the death, authorities have announced that the Kylie Jenner Challenge is prohibited from attempting, and anyone who is...

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How can we stop challenges from killing people?

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How can we stop challenges from killing people?

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how can challenges effect your  reputation

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how can challenges effect your  reputation

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How can challenges effect your health?

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*how many people have died from challenges?

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*how many people have died from challenges?