Hot Cheetos and Takis Blamed for Teen's Gallbladder Removal
- 6 years ago
Hot Cheetos and Takis
Blamed for Teen's
Gallbladder Removal 17-year-old Rene Craighead regularly ate four Hot Cheetos bags a week, a habit her mom claims led to a trip to the emergency room. According to some doctors,
spicy snacks send kids
to the hospital quite often. Dr. Cary Cavender, Le Bonheur Children's Hospital, via 'USA Today' Other doctors
are a bit skeptical. Dr. Peter Mattei, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, via CNN Spicy snacks have been banned from schools in several states since 2012. Spokespersons for Fritos Lay and a firm representing Takis say the foods are safe to eat in moderation as part of a well-balanced meal.
Blamed for Teen's
Gallbladder Removal 17-year-old Rene Craighead regularly ate four Hot Cheetos bags a week, a habit her mom claims led to a trip to the emergency room. According to some doctors,
spicy snacks send kids
to the hospital quite often. Dr. Cary Cavender, Le Bonheur Children's Hospital, via 'USA Today' Other doctors
are a bit skeptical. Dr. Peter Mattei, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, via CNN Spicy snacks have been banned from schools in several states since 2012. Spokespersons for Fritos Lay and a firm representing Takis say the foods are safe to eat in moderation as part of a well-balanced meal.