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Tavaris Williams, a "Wheel of Fortune" contestant who humorously guessed "Right in the butt!" during a puzzle, is now open to becoming a spokesperson for various butt-related products and services. Despite no offers yet, his phone has been buzzing with support from friends, family, and strangers. Tavaris also works with a child welfare agency in Florida and hopes this viral moment brings attention to his work.
A Sacramento woman died after using a Vietnamese hemorrhoid ointment laced with a "highly dangerous amount of lead," prompting California health officials to issue a warning. The product, called Cao Bôi Trĩ Cây Thầu Dầu, was purchased through Facebook and shipped from Vietnam. Health officials urge residents not to use it and recommend blood lead testing for household members, as lead can be absorbed through the skin, causing mild to severe symptoms.
A California woman died after using a toxic Vietnamese hemorrhoid ointment containing a "highly dangerous amount of lead," which she purchased through Facebook and had shipped from Vietnam. The product, called Cao Bôi Trĩ Cây Thầu Dầu, was found to contain about 4% lead, prompting state health officials to issue a warning urging residents not to use it and to undergo blood lead testing, especially for children who may have come into contact with the cream. Lead poisoning can cause mild to severe symptoms, and the Orange County Health Care Agency has sent out a public health alert about the dangerous product.
A woman in Sacramento, California died after using a hemorrhoid cream purchased on Facebook from Vietnam that was found to contain four percent lead, thousands of times above the safe limit. Officials are warning against buying products from unrecognized online sellers and urging people to dispose of the cream, which was primarily sold in Vietnamese language Facebook groups. Lead poisoning can cause seizures, brain swelling, and organ failure, and is particularly dangerous for children and pregnant women.