By LAW,should Spontaneous Human Combustion be mentioned in all reliable Medicalbooks?

two recent cases in ireland, even the coroners and forensic experts and doctors, officials etc ruled them as SHC and was in the news (Irish Times). For example a 50-year old woman found burnt with only her leg, but nothing else. there was a lot of carbon monoxide in the air which killed her cats, and cyanide in her bloodstream. she was in the sitting room with a bottle of vodka next to her body. the smoke alarm went off and that is how they found her. (SHC events seem to happen during the cold, wonder if a persons body chemistry messes up?) Cancer is like SHC, rare and uncurable, but that's highlighted in medical journals everywhere, but no mention of SHC, where the body self-ignites through some process it posesses. Why? and the wick effect is just a myth/theory and has never been proven, either. As evidenced by eye-witness cases of people seen suddenly going up in flames, or skin smoking or mysterious blisters and burns. This is killing people too, so it should be mentioned, by law.

So many things can cause SHC, neurons misfiring or firing all at once, skin cells chemical elements becoming concentrated, or energizing, methane in stomach igniting due to enzymes, water splitting into flammable compounds, generating intense heat or nuclear fusion and magnetic fields in the body.

 

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Cancer is very common.

 

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So SHC seems to be becoming.

 

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How do you know it's not mentioned? I think we can rule out nuclear fusion.

 

I've looked in all the big medical encyclopedias, no mention, not one. Perhaps the goverment want it to be covered up?

 

You don't seem to know exactly what it is, so why should it be in a textbook?

 

I do know what it is, its where the body explodes/ignites from the inside out due to chemical/biological processes. whats your point?

 

So how is that not covered by the chapter on burn injuries?

 

Definitely! And aftercare instructions for people who were anally probed by aliens. And don't forget OB-GYN instructions for immaculate conceptions.

 

No, this is what you want to think is happening. SHC is when a person is found partially or totally consumed by fire, usually with little or no damage to the surroundings.

 

Yes, because of a chemical process in which the body ignites itself. The body contains some of the most unstable elements in the world, take sodium, potassium, oxygen, hydrogen, methane, phosphorous and sulphur. All of which are extremely volatile.

 

Not in all forms or combinations.

7 billion people, billions of other animals, if this were true we'd see this happening all the time. Cite some examples, don't just say it does happen. I've never seen living things explode on their own.

 

It DOES happen and the news articles I have read have confirmed that. Elements in the body can split due to instability in other chemical reactions, causing TREMENDOUS heat. Up to 900c. Enough to burn bones, like in all SHC cases. The human body is unstable.

 

err no, you have no idea about the human body at all. Firstly just because sodium and potassium are there doesn't make them unstable. I cant remember the last time my table salt (both the normal kind and the low sodium (ie potassium) kind) exploded, because they are in the form of SALT. Ie chloride stabilises them, the only time they divide into there sodium and chloride parts individually is when they are in water (OMG the sea could spontaneously combust, it contains SODIUM!!!!!!!!!). Next Hydrogen, sure we contain hydrogen, SO DOES 71% of the earth's surface, ITS CALLED WATER AND ITS STABLE.

The reason there is no SHC in medical text is that medicine is TRYING to go towards an evidence based field and there is no evidence for this. What there is evidence for is the wick effect

 

No, look up reduction-oxidization. It is the closest thing to actually splitting atoms or elements. The electrons of atoms are pulled off, if a sodium atom, for example has this happen, the entire body will suffer a chain-reaction, and since sodium (NA) reacts badly with water, you know what happens. (SHC).

 

Damn right. It is also important that we do all we can to keep those dang aliens out of our grain fields, them with all of their new fangeled crop circles. And don't even get me started on them thar anal probes, fercrisake!

I got me an uncle who is a flaming AH not exactly the same thing - but why isn't that in medical journals either.

Bet it's cause of that new gol' dang health bill - it completely ignores all of the people bursting into flames all over the place.

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Is that why when steel rusts, it sometime it goes into a chair reaction causing a thermonuclear explosion?

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Why is this thread here? It is too important, it should be in an area where it will be seen by more people - maybe pseudoscience or better yet the cesspool!

 

Again; - look up reduction-oxidization. It is the closest thing to actually splitting atoms or elements. The electrons of atoms are pulled off, if a sodium atom, for example has this happen, the entire body will suffer a chain-reaction, and since sodium (NA) reacts badly with water, you know what happens. Atom loses its electron charge, becomes a volatile element in the case of water or sodium.

 

we should rename pseudoscience to "wackadoodle", pseudoscience gives it to much credence

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Sorry thats the only one I could find