why not to eat Sushi

[powerskipper]

READ THE TEXT FIRST

I only started eating sushi this year and love(d)

it! Do you still want to eat Sushi? Think

TWICE!! This is a true case of a Japanese man

from Gifu Prefecture who complained incessantly about a persistent

headache. Mr. Shota Fujiwara loves his sashimi and sushi very much to the

extent of trying to get them as "alive and fresh" as can be for his

insatiable appetite. He developed a severe headache, but

for the past three years had put it off as migraine and stress from work.

It was only when he started losing his phsyco-motor skills that he sought

medical help.

A brain scan and x-ray revealed little however. But upon closer inspection by a

specialist on his scalp, the Doctor noticed small movements beneath his

skin. It was then that the Doctor did a local anaesthetic to his scalp and

discovered the cause! Tiny tapeworms crawled out! Major surgery was thus

immediately called for and the extent of the infestation was horrific!

Remember : tapeworms, roundworms and their eggs which abound in all fish,

fresh or saltwater, can only be killed by thorough cooking and/or freezing

the fish to between -4 deg C - 0 degsC.

There is a picture but will not post it,



<hr width=100% size=1>Julie

 

[seahorse]

Reminds me of the story about Beehive hairstyles & large
beetles in the 60's!!

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[30boat]

Go on, post the picture.

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[mikewilkes]

Yer lets have a look.

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[trevor_loveday]

No, you really don't want to see the picture... but, if you insist, a search on Google for "Shota Fujiwara" (victim's name) will take you there...

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[pvb]

Ah..so it\'s not a true story then!

Gory pics though!

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[Talbot]

If you had continued reading the web site you would have discovered:

"Although the explanations quoted above are erroneous, these images are in fact real and undoctored, and they are indeed photographs taken of a patient whose brain surface was exposed and crawling with insects. The pictures date from October 2002, and they are photographs of a man in his 70s who was suffering from an unusual form of cancer which had eaten away at the upper portion of his skull and scalp but who had not sought any medical treatment because the condition was not causing him pain. The man was brought to the trauma center at Stanford University Hospital (where the photographs shown here were taken) by San Mateo County paramedics who had been summoned to the scene after the man was involved in a minor automobile accident and who found him in his car in the condition pictured. "


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