Be careful, playing the Xbox 360 could lead to death.
Chris Staniforth, age 20, was a young man like other men his age, like playing video games. But he forgot the time. He played his beloved Xbox 360 to more than 12 hours, without breaks, get up, or move his body at all.
As a result, he was exposed to seizures and death. Staniforth death was diagnosed as deep venous thrombosis. Staniforth blood that should flow so bogged down due to freezing. Blood clots in leg veins is actually harmless. The danger is if the clot moves to the estuary through the heart, and comes in the lungs.
Quoted from TheSun, Staniforth's father said, "The kids really like playing this game for a very long time, but they do not realize that it could kill."
Chris Staniforth, age 20, was a young man like other men his age, like playing video games. But he forgot the time. He played his beloved Xbox 360 to more than 12 hours, without breaks, get up, or move his body at all.
As a result, he was exposed to seizures and death. Staniforth death was diagnosed as deep venous thrombosis. Staniforth blood that should flow so bogged down due to freezing. Blood clots in leg veins is actually harmless. The danger is if the clot moves to the estuary through the heart, and comes in the lungs.
Quoted from TheSun, Staniforth's father said, "The kids really like playing this game for a very long time, but they do not realize that it could kill."
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