Posted Friday, September 14, 2018 9:14 AM | Contributed by Jeff
Riding on some types of roller-coaster is an effective way of removing kidney stones. This is the conclusion of research that has won this year's Ig Nobel Prize [a spoof award] for Medicine. The US researchers who carried out the work recommend that those afflicted with the condition should regularly use the theme park attractions.
Read more from The BBC.
LOL I had this happen on magnum. Ended up in the hospital in Columbus. It was the first one I had and I was in so much pain.
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I was going to suggest Legend, but Magnum would certainly do it. Were you near the front?
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Must be why I wound up in the hospital in February.
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One of my Facebook friends was suffering with a kidney stone this summer; Steel Vengeance knocked it loose. So the anecdotal evidence is out there...
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Never had a kidney stone but Big Dipper at Geauga Lake fixed my back once.
Research using roller coasters is just silly.
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Yeah, how could you take those academics seriously?
Having experienced this excruciating pain twice now I'm pretty sure I'd let a roller coaster run me over if I thought it could dislodge the kidney stone.
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