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"Stayin' Alive" is one of those songs used in CPR training because its tempo of about 103–104 BPM matches the 100–120 BPM rate recommended by the American Heart Association(AHA).
Other songs recommended by AHA for CPR training/performance
-Billie Jean – Michael Jackson
-Uptown Funk – Mark Ronson ft. Bruno Mars
-Eye of the Tiger – Survivor
-I Wanna Dance with Somebody – Whitney Houston
-Just Dance – Lady Gaga
-Rolling in the Deep – Adele
-All Star – Smash Mouth
-Wannabe – Spice Girls
-Can’t Stop the Feeling! – Justin Timberlake
-Ring of Fire – Johnny Cash
-Take a Chance on Me – ABBA
-Ice Ice Baby – Vanilla Ice
Other songs recommended by AHA for CPR training/performance
-Billie Jean – Michael Jackson
-Uptown Funk – Mark Ronson ft. Bruno Mars
-Eye of the Tiger – Survivor
-I Wanna Dance with Somebody – Whitney Houston
-Just Dance – Lady Gaga
-Rolling in the Deep – Adele
-All Star – Smash Mouth
-Wannabe – Spice Girls
-Can’t Stop the Feeling! – Justin Timberlake
-Ring of Fire – Johnny Cash
-Take a Chance on Me – ABBA
-Ice Ice Baby – Vanilla Ice
California man, 97, dies at his own birthday party moments after dancing to Bee Gees' 'Stayin' Alive' trib.al/5DwKmb8View quoted post on X
People are panic buying cetirizine in Kenya. They want to shove allergy pills into their vaginas. The goal is tightness. The hope is dryness.
The trend began in early November. TikTok creators in Kenya posted that cetirizine tablets inserted into the vagina would reduce moisture and create tightness during sex. The idea spread from a real side effect, oral antihistamines cause dryness, twisted into a sexual claim with zero evidence behind it.
That theory is broken. Dryness is not tightness. Tightness comes from pelvic floor muscles. No pill shrinks those. Cetirizine was built for sneezing noses. Not vaginal walls.
What actually happens is damage. The tablet is acidic. It is not sterile for that tissue. It burns. It strips the protective lining. That lining fights infections. Remove it and bacteria move in fast.
How effective is it. Zero. There are no studies. No trials. No data. Just TikTok guesses. The only proven result is harm.
Now the real victims appear. Allergy patients need this drug for hives and hay fever. They cannot find it. Pharmacies are empty. Prices have quadrupled. A medicine that cost a few shillings now costs a fortune. People with genuine illness are paying for someone else's experiment.
The government noticed. On November fourth the Ministry of Health warned the public. On November fifth the Pharmacy and Poisons Board issued a safety alert. The Pharmaceutical Society of Kenya joined in.
Their message was blunt. Dryness is not tightness. This is not medicine. This is self harm dressed as a trend. If you tried this, stop. Your vagina is not a pharmacy shelf.
The trend began in early November. TikTok creators in Kenya posted that cetirizine tablets inserted into the vagina would reduce moisture and create tightness during sex. The idea spread from a real side effect, oral antihistamines cause dryness, twisted into a sexual claim with zero evidence behind it.
That theory is broken. Dryness is not tightness. Tightness comes from pelvic floor muscles. No pill shrinks those. Cetirizine was built for sneezing noses. Not vaginal walls.
What actually happens is damage. The tablet is acidic. It is not sterile for that tissue. It burns. It strips the protective lining. That lining fights infections. Remove it and bacteria move in fast.
How effective is it. Zero. There are no studies. No trials. No data. Just TikTok guesses. The only proven result is harm.
Now the real victims appear. Allergy patients need this drug for hives and hay fever. They cannot find it. Pharmacies are empty. Prices have quadrupled. A medicine that cost a few shillings now costs a fortune. People with genuine illness are paying for someone else's experiment.
The government noticed. On November fourth the Ministry of Health warned the public. On November fifth the Pharmacy and Poisons Board issued a safety alert. The Pharmaceutical Society of Kenya joined in.
Their message was blunt. Dryness is not tightness. This is not medicine. This is self harm dressed as a trend. If you tried this, stop. Your vagina is not a pharmacy shelf.
Weeks after filming Season 1 of GOT, she was lying in the ICU.
A nurse asked her name. “Emilia Isobel Euphemia Rose Clarke” was clear in her mind, but only gibberish came out. This was aphasia (inability to speak) and happened after a procedure.
Emilia Clarke had just finished filming Season 1 of GOT and knew the role of Daenerys would make her a star. The pressure was crushing. She had to stay strong for nude scenes and long shoots, so she trained hard.
She was working out with her personal trainer. During a plank, she suddenly felt “as though an elastic band were squeezing my brain.” The pain was shooting, stabbing, and constricting. She tried to push through it, then almost crawled to the locker-room bathroom, where she vomited violently while the headache worsened.
An ambulance rushed her to hospital. Scans showed a ruptured brain aneurysm and a life-threatening brain bleed.
Doctors performed emergency surgery, threading a wire through her body to seal the rupture. Two weeks later, still in the ICU, a nurse asked her name. Only gibberish came out. Aphasia. She went into blind panic.
She later wrote that she could see her life ahead and it was not worth living. She was an actor who needed language. Without it she was lost. In her worst moments she asked the staff to pull the plug and let her die.
The aphasia lifted after another week. She could speak again.
Doctors had found a smaller aneurysm on the other side of her brain during treatment of the first one and were monitoring it. By 2013 it had roughly doubled in size, so they scheduled a procedure.
A second coiling procedure failed. She woke screaming from a massive bleed. Doctors abandoned the catheter and cut open her skull, replacing bone with titanium to save her life.
Weeks later she stood at Comic-Con, still terrified every headache meant death. She recovered completely, returned stronger, and became the face of the series. The Mother of Dragons had survived two near-death experiences and claimed the biggest role on television.
A nurse asked her name. “Emilia Isobel Euphemia Rose Clarke” was clear in her mind, but only gibberish came out. This was aphasia (inability to speak) and happened after a procedure.
Emilia Clarke had just finished filming Season 1 of GOT and knew the role of Daenerys would make her a star. The pressure was crushing. She had to stay strong for nude scenes and long shoots, so she trained hard.
She was working out with her personal trainer. During a plank, she suddenly felt “as though an elastic band were squeezing my brain.” The pain was shooting, stabbing, and constricting. She tried to push through it, then almost crawled to the locker-room bathroom, where she vomited violently while the headache worsened.
An ambulance rushed her to hospital. Scans showed a ruptured brain aneurysm and a life-threatening brain bleed.
Doctors performed emergency surgery, threading a wire through her body to seal the rupture. Two weeks later, still in the ICU, a nurse asked her name. Only gibberish came out. Aphasia. She went into blind panic.
She later wrote that she could see her life ahead and it was not worth living. She was an actor who needed language. Without it she was lost. In her worst moments she asked the staff to pull the plug and let her die.
The aphasia lifted after another week. She could speak again.
Doctors had found a smaller aneurysm on the other side of her brain during treatment of the first one and were monitoring it. By 2013 it had roughly doubled in size, so they scheduled a procedure.
A second coiling procedure failed. She woke screaming from a massive bleed. Doctors abandoned the catheter and cut open her skull, replacing bone with titanium to save her life.
Weeks later she stood at Comic-Con, still terrified every headache meant death. She recovered completely, returned stronger, and became the face of the series. The Mother of Dragons had survived two near-death experiences and claimed the biggest role on television.
The exact moment TV changed forever.View quoted post on X
Game of Throne