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The hot coal will burn around the esophagus and burn right through the mucus lining in the stomach, burn and damage the epithelial tissue in your stomach, and if it passes through the stomach, burn your other vital organs, which could be the lungs. The burning of the esophagus could kill you because it could cause constriction in your throat, not allowing you to breathe.
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Can hydrogen peroxide kill a person without swallowing?
If hydrogen peroxide is ingested in large amounts, it can be toxic and potentially fatal. However, inhaling or exposing the skin to small amounts of hydrogen peroxide typically only causes mild irritation or discomfort.
Why can firewalkers safely walk barefoot on red-hot wooden coals but not barefoot on red-hot pieces of iron?
The two secrets two being a successfull fire walker is the length of time feet are in contact with the coals (usually less than a second with ordinary walking) And the ash generated by wood coals that coats and insulates the ember from the skin. Red hot iron has no ashso the full intensity of the heat contacts the skin.
What is the original meaning of Heap burning coals on their head?
To the best of my understanding, "Heaping coals upon their head" deals with the act of actually passing cinders into a basket of sorts- giving someone heat. This practice continues to this day in various parts of the world, the means of transporting may vary but the pricipal is still the same. The importance of this may be overlooked in today's generation where we have indoor, insulated, heated HOT-TUBS and CARS let alone houses. We simply turn a dial and have fire for cooking. We adjust a knob and have warm water for tea or showers. Obviously, two thousand years ago, this ability did not exist. Fire was critical and in this context it is easy to see how 'Heaping hot coals upon your enemy's head' would be a tremendous blessing in the winter or anytime when it came to preparing food. Of Course, the various interpretations concerning pangs of guilt, etc. still exist but this is more closely related to the physical meaning. Given that understanding the passage makes perfect sense on the surface and also has deeper significance.
How do you think the myths of earthquakes of swallowing people came about?
The myths of earthquakes swallowing people likely originated as a way to explain the sudden and destructive nature of earthquakes. People may have used myths to make sense of these natural disasters and to caution others about the dangers they pose. The idea of the earth "swallowing" people may have been a dramatic way to illustrate the terrifying power of earthquakes.
Which popular Chinese soup's name means swallowing a cloud?
The popular Chinese soup that translates to "swallowing a cloud" is called Wonton soup. It is named for the small, cloud-like dumplings made from minced filling wrapped in a thin dough.
How did brutus wife portia kill herself?
Brutus's wife, Portia Catonis, killed herself using one of the most painful ways to commit suicide by 'swallowing fire' or swallowing burning coals.
When does Portia kill herself?
She ate hot coals and killed herself. :( :(
How did brutus's wife kill herself?
A+ She swallowed hot coals she put hot coal in her mouth she swallowed fire
How Portia Brutus's wife died?
because she could not take the pressure in keeping brutus's secret of killing ceacar
Who committed suicide by swallowing coals in Julius Caesar?
Portia swallowed fire and died. She was the wife of Marcus Brutus.
What is a Container for hot coals called?
brazier
How hot do coals get when they are fully ignited?
When fully ignited, coals can reach temperatures of around 1,100 to 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit.
What is a tray for hot coals called?
A tray for hot coals is commonly referred to as a "brazier." It is a container or pan used for holding and burning charcoal or other fuel for heating or cooking.
What causes burning pain in the foot?
Walking on hot coals
Is eating hot wood coals bad for you?
Yes. Yes it is.
In Julius Caesar did portia really swallow hot coals or was that just a metaphor?
I think Shakespeare wanted her to swallow hot coals because it is possible but very painful. But in the movie i don't think the people really did.
Why can firewalkers walk barefoot on red-hot wooden coals?
Firewalkers can walk barefoot on red-hot wooden coals because wood is a poor conductor of heat, meaning the heat is not easily transferred to the walker’s feet. Additionally, firewalkers move quickly, minimizing the time their feet are in contact with the hot coals. Finally, the moisture in their feet may create a thin layer of steam between their skin and the coals, providing some insulation from the heat.
