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"Super Spicy Chips Hospitalize 14 Japanese Students"

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Source: CBS News
"Super Spicy Chips Hospitalize 14 Japanese Students"
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Fourteen Japanese high school students were hospitalized after consuming "super spicy" potato chips known as "R 18+ Curry Chips," which contain ghost pepper. The chips, intended for adults due to their extreme spiciness, caused nausea and acute pain among the students. This incident highlights the risks associated with extremely spicy snack foods, which have become popular through social media challenges.

Topics:worldhealth-and-safety#ghost-pepper#health-and-safety#high-school-students#hospitalization#japan#spicy-foods
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  1. Super spicy chips reportedly land 14 Japanese high school students in hospital  CBS News
  2. 15 Students Feel Sick after Eating Extremely Spicy Potato Chips  Nippon.com
  3. 15 Tokyo H.S. Students Complain of Lip Pain after Eating Spicy Potato Chips  The Japan News
  4. 'Super spicy' potato chips land Japan students in hospital  The Japan Times
  5. ‘Super spicy’ potato crisps land 14 Japan high school students in hospital  The Straits Times

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