FDA warns of dangerous social media challenge of cooking chicken in NyQuil
The FDA says breathing in boiling NyQuil can harm the lungs even if the chicken isn't eaten.
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Sep 20, 2022, 6:56 PM
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The Food and Drug Administration is warning the public over a social media challenge that involves cooking chicken in NyQuil.
The FDA says breathing in boiling NyQuil can harm the lungs even if the chicken isn't eaten.
Social media challenges have previously forced the FDA to issue a warning when some teenagers died after taking part in the "Benadryl Challenge," which involved taking medication to hallucinate.
