13 hours ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

On 6/6/2022 at 11:30 AM, webfact said:

her boyfriend blowing in her mouth

Too much information

I agree, we need a timeline. 

 

The above could have been the cause. 

 

Was it 3 hours before the beer or 3 hours after the blowing? 

 

Edited June 7, 20224 yr by SAFETY FIRST

The production of acetaldehyde happens naturally every time you drink alcohol. It is the normal way the body metabolises alcohol. There is no real scientific evidence that eating durian has any effect on this process.

 

The amount of extra acetaldehyde you would take in from eating foods that contain natural acetaldehyde in small amounts, ripe fruits,  cheese and so on is trivially small compared to the acetaldehyde your body can make after drinking alcohol in large amounts.

 

This university doctor is making the logical mistake  "post hoc ergo propter hoc", that is if one event happens after another event you falsely assume the first event caused the second. [I ate a muffin, then three hours later I broke my leg, so eating muffins causes your legs to break.]

 

Without scientific evidence this university doctor's statement is just an un-evidenced assertion, based on his cultural assumptions. What would have been his diagnosis if the same woman came in with these symptoms without having eaten Durian and why would he think none of those possibilities applied in this case?  How did he ascertain the woman wasn't having a seizure from natural causes? How did he try?

 

Illogical, incomplete and unscientific thinking.

 

 

On 6/6/2022 at 11:41 AM, smedly said:

first I have heard of this

 

I wonder if there are other fuits that do this ?, is durian the only one

 

weird 

Alcohol and Mankut (Mangosteen)

Develops hydrocyanic acid in the stomach.

On 6/6/2022 at 2:45 AM, Lacessit said:

Americans drink beer that looks like water with a head of foam on it, and pork ribs that are more fat than meat..

Q: Why is American beer like having sex in a rowboat?

A: Because it is <deleted> so close to water

 

 

On 6/5/2022 at 9:30 PM, webfact said:

In a video she was semi-conscious, with her eyes rolling in her head and her boyfriend blowing in her mouth in a desperate attempt to keep her awake. 

The words "blowing in her mouth" needs clarification here.  Was he trying to unload one last time before she dies?

 

 

9 hours ago, partington said:

post hoc ergo propter hoc", that is if one event happens after another event you falsely assume the first event caused the second.

 

[I ate a muffin, then three hours later I broke my leg, so eating muffins causes your legs to break.]

This happened to me once. 

I haven't eaten muffins since. 

 

2 hours ago, bendejo said:

On 6/6/2022 at 11:30 AM, webfact said:

In a video she was semi-conscious, with her eyes rolling in her head and her boyfriend blowing in her mouth

The words "blowing in her mouth" needs clarification here.  Was he trying to unload one last time before she dies?

Plagiarism 

 

This phrase is plagiarized, its been taken from 2 well known movies:

 

Debbie does Dallas & 2069 A Sex Odesey. 

 

Edited June 7, 20224 yr by SAFETY FIRST

22 hours ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

Durian, LomYai it's a fruit and us Aussies don't eat fruit when drinking alcohol, there you go learn from the Aussies, EAT FRUIT RESPONSIBLY. 

What no cherry or pineapple in the Bundaberg punch!

Durian ice cream

55 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

23 hours ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

Durian, LomYai it's a fruit and us Aussies don't eat fruit when drinking alcohol, there you go learn from the Aussies, EAT FRUIT RESPONSIBLY. 

What no cherry or pineapple in the Bundaberg punch!

You are correct, 'Punch', brings back alot of memories, many great memories, wonderful memories.

I even have a few memories of previous girlfriends, out of their mind after drinking punch, ending up in the state below. 

 

So, there you go the Professor/University Doctor is right, regarding fruit eating and drinking alcohol. 

 

 

 

 

3 hours ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

On 6/6/2022 at 11:30 AM, webfact said:

with her eyes rolling in her head and her boyfriend blowing in her mouth

 

Edited June 8, 20224 yr by SAFETY FIRST

I've heard this before but ignored it. Maybe I should pay attention to the science in future. 

 

Waiting to see a film in the Odeon Leicester Square in London long ago, I bought a durian in Soho's Chinatown to eat later. I had it tightly double wrapped in two plastic bags, one over another, seemed airtight. After a while on my seat, you could smell it two rows forward and back. Luckily daytime cinema, and hardly anyone in. ????

17 minutes ago, Speedhump said:

After a while on my seat, you could smell it two rows forward and back

Same here.

 

I picked this girl up from coconut bar on beach road, took her to the cinema, you could smell her 2 rows up and down.

Same, same but different.

 

Next time I'll try wrapping her in a couple of plastic bags, thanks for the tip. 

 

 

1 hour ago, Sparktrader said:

Durian ice cream

On my first visit to SE Asia the 'shoestring guide' described Durian as .. eating your favourite ice cream when sitting on the toilet

 

If you don't eat food that smells the problem can be avoided.

5 hours ago, Sparktrader said:

Durian ice cream

A five star hotel in Singapore had it on their Sunday brunch buffet once. I was really surprised. Not as strong an aroma as the fruit itself, but the lady I was with has a very sensitive nose, she actually picked it up from across the restaurant. 

I have had 3+ times Thai doctors telling me not to eat any meat with wings to aggravate gout. Total bs and I wouldn’t be surprised If the durian and alcohol is the same