Just saw this on Yahoo News!

allaKAZAAM · Nov 19, 2012

From Yahoo News:

http://ca.shine.yahoo.com/blogs/shine-on/arif-ali-cook-rushed-hospital-eating-extremely-spicy-175129039.html

DANG!
Seems Ghost Chilies are much harder on the body that some people expect!
AND after eating them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
:fireball:

KiNGDeNNiZ · Nov 20, 2012

Hahaha. Prolly bad batch of sauce.

Jeff H · Nov 20, 2012

The sauce contained Naga Bhut Jolokia chilies (also known as the "ghost pepper"), which are hotter than pepper spray and are only meant to be handled with latex gloves

HaHa where do these reporters get their "facts" from?

ThrowHeat · Nov 20, 2012

"He reportedly suffered severe stomach cramps and diarrhea for the following week."

What was in that wing sauce to cause diarrhea and cramps for an entire week!? The longest period of discomfort I've experienced after pushing the limit has been 8-10 hours max. After that, it is business as usual for my digestive system.

Prehensile · Nov 20, 2012

ColoradoRonin · Nov 20, 2012

Note to self....
Never eat at Jimmy's world grill..
It appears the cook got a taste of his own bad cooking.
Search engine reviews on the place...

wildseed57 · Dec 4, 2012

Yah about 8 hours tops, I wonder just how fresh the chicken was or just how long the raw meat set out on the sink before it got cooked. :confused:

Arenal Botanical Garden · Dec 4, 2012

Yet another moment where "badass" and dumbass become one in the same.

PepTalk · Dec 4, 2012

I can believe the passing out, a week of diarrhea, hell no. You would be back in the hospital needing an IV from severe Dehydration. The media at work again spreading fear.

Beelzeboss · Dec 8, 2012

ColoradoRonin said:
Note to self....
Never eat at Jimmy's world grill..
It appears the cook got a taste of his own bad cooking.
Search engine reviews on the place...

lol i know right.

SauceAuthority · Jan 28, 2013

I like my Article title a little better...LOL.

http://www.sauceauthority.com/chef-taken-to-hospital/

westin · Jan 28, 2013

It actually turns out he was eating a McDouble covered in some sort of powder... the news agency got the story all mixed up. :dance:

Lucky Dog Hot Sauce · Jan 28, 2013

Dulac · Feb 12, 2013

Huh, sounds like he got food poisoning. Bhut jolokas won't give you diarrhea and cramps for an entire week. The capscasin would be out of your body way sooner than that!