The Complete Manual of Things That Might Kill You

[chief108]

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If you're constantly thinking that your everyday aches and pains are caused by some awful, little-known disease, then we have the book for you. The Complete Manual of Things That Might Kill You: A Guide to Self-diagnosis for Hypochondriacs (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1601060351/ref=nosim/uncrate-20) ($14) is a 192-page tome of the terrible, organized by symptom so you can quickly discover that your loss of appetite might be caused by a hiatal hernia. Humorous and full of fantastic illustrations, it's a can't miss addition to your bathroom or living room reading selections.

[Paganstars]

LOL

[Fr3ddy]

Euhm.. wat probeer je ons duidelijk te maken? :hugegrin:

[chief108]

je weet maar nooit wat voor gevaarlijke dingen je nu al onder de leden hebt...

en goede tips etc die je het leven kunnen redden...

A particularly egregious example of this is the sidebar on page 142, identifying "unnecessary supplements" as "the world's most expensive pee." It then lists a number of common supplements, with serious ailments that supposedly can occur as a result of ingesting each. For example, under Vitamin E we have "Vitamin E has been linked to heart failure and can increase the risk of bleeding, including hemorrhagic stroke."

[chief108]

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[chief108]

Did you know that hiccups may be a sign that you have the EBOLA VIRUS? (no known cure, 90% fatality rate) Salivating a lot? You might have RABIES. Toes discolored? GANGRENE. Dropping things? Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease. (don't ask)

No matter what ails you, there's a possibility that you have something really, really, REALLY serious. Well, it's about time you take the guesswork out of self-diagnosis.