Consuming raw rice is unsafe and poses several health concerns, such as food poisoning from B. cereus and damage to your digestive tract.

A desire to consume raw rice or other non-nutritive foods could be an underlying sign of pica, which is a psychological disorder that has been associated with hair loss, fatigue, stomach pain, and iron deficiency anemia.

Moreover, raw rice isn’t more nutritious than cooked rice. If you would simply like a healthier rice option, try switching to brown, black, red, or wild rice.

Baby powder is finely ground, slightly perfumed, talc. It is not meant to be tasted, but should not be harmful to has a small sample taste.

the answer is Pica

Pica is the equivalent to 12 points or 1/6 of an inch (4.2mm)

Look up "Trigeminal neuralgia" its very likely this is what you have.

Yes. Although some more exclusive Roman Catholics will disagree, baptism is a Christian sacrament and not a denominational one. Therefore if you are baptised/christened in any orthodox Christian church (one that professes Jesus as Lord and Saviour) and are baptised in the name of the Holy Trinity - Father, Son and Holy Spirit, then the baptism is valid, as you are baptised a Christian and not a member of a particular denomination.

First off, I would really like to know why you started to begin with. That is a little strange. The main thing is to have will power. In anything you are trying to stop doing you have to resist the urge to do it. Depending on how much laundry starch you take, you need to decrease the amount over a month and over time you will stop altogether. You can also use the tactic to avoid being around the starch so that you don't have the urge to eat it. I hope this helped you in your odd need.

eating washiing powder dried your throat and it can cause a disease name pica it can kill a person especially if girls are addicted to it they need serious healthy enivironment which can keep them away from all worries

If your hair smells burnt it could be because of a styling product your using like a srtraightener or curler. In order to try and make this smell go away you should let your hair go natural for a few days and when you take a shower let your hair dry naturally so it can absorb the moisture from the water. In order to prevent this smell from increasing use a heat protectant and visit your choice of salon about every month or 2 and ask to get any split ends cut off.

On the other end, if you burn your hair badly using fire or some other form of heat, it can smell pretty bad.

Cravings for non-food things (chalk, dirt, tin foil, that sort of thing) is called Pica. It can occur from a nutritional deficiency, and for other reasons.You should contact your doctor or midwife as soon as possible to discuss this with them. Chalk and other Pica cravings can be harmful to you and your developing fetus. Chalk is not intended for consumption and can have toxic ingredients or ingredients that can hurt you and your baby. (I think a couple of years ago a supposedly non-toxic kid's sidewalk chalk was recalled as it had lead in it). Please call your doctor or midwife as soon as possible to discuss this with them, for your safety and the safety of your child.

http://www.americanpregnancy.org/pregnancyhealth/unusualcravingspica.html

The adenoids are lymph tssue located behind the nasal area.

Lack of any physical activity (watching tv and playing video games are huge factors in why kids aren't more active these days), and too many carbs in the diet, like junk food and soda. Got to get those kids off their butts and into some kind of sport, and off unhealthy fast food.

Medical science does not know why people eat baby powder, but the thinking is that it possibly is a craving due to a dietary deficiency of iron or Vitamin D.

Try eating some tums (one or two, not the entire bottle every night!). Generally a craving for an inedible substance means vitamin deficiencies or an underlying mental illness. Do not give in to these cravings and try to reward yourself with something like ice cream or Snickers. One of the most common reasons for pica (pregnant women craving non food items) is anemia. These problems can cause complications with your pregnancy. I recommend that you call your doctor of midwife as soon as possible to try to get things straightened out for a healthy pregnancy.

It is not harmful but it can contribute to weight gain.

I am not sure why you are eating chalk in the first place. Eating items not usually considered food is called pica. This website is quite good. http://www.metrokc.gov/health/tsp/pica.htm I suggest a visit to a physician to ensure you are not suffering any medical condition which would cause a craving for this unusual substance. If nothing comes to light then some psychological insight might be helpful to help break the habit. http://www.istockphoto.com/file_thumbview_approve/684363/2/istockphoto_684363_halloween_candy_w_spider_ring.jpg I would figure that eating the multi colored pill type candy pictured here; would satisfy the chalk eating experience.

If you breath in certain types or consume it, yes. It shouldn't burn if applied on skin. If the skin is cracked or broken, probably. If applied on un-broken skin, no (unless you're allergic to something in the baby powder).

No.

On the internet. Yes, but that answer not much help. I couldn't find any large chain stores that carry it but you can buy it at Amazon.com. Just search on Tylose.

Love him regardless. My son passed away from this syndrome at the age of six years old, which was 9 years ago, I'm still learning to deal with not having him around. The best thing to do is just to Love with no limits. This is not only his battle it's everyone who loves your boyfriend.

Some of the most commonly described types of pica are eating earth, soil or clay (geophagia), ice (pagophagia) and starch (amylophagia).