Six Most Dangerous Foods in the World

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VIVA – Food is one of the things that many people love. Food is also a primary need by the world. Unfortunately, there are some dangerous food to consume, especially in excess. WHO estimates that every year, around 600 million people fall ill after consuming contaminated food, resulting in 420,000 deaths.

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Of these 600 million people, some get sick from eating food that was improperly prepared or handled, or contaminated during processing. Some had severe allergic reactions to ingredients, and very few became ill after testing their limits by voluntarily eating something that ended up being harmful to them.

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So, here are six of the most dangerous foods in the world that people need to be aware of.

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1. Fugu (Pufferfish)

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This variety of fish is banned in the United States. And the reason is most obvious. Fugu is one of the most poisonous things in the world. It is 1,200 times more dangerous than cyanide. It has to be cooked in a particular way to remove the poison. If there's any mistake while preparing and cooking it, it will cause a certain death.

2. Ackee Fruit

Ackee is a Jamaican fruit that can be deadly if eaten unripe. It could result in vomiting or certain circumstances, even death. If you ever come across this fruit, never eat it if it's still yellow. Yellow ackee fruit consists of hypoglycin A, which can cause hypoglycemia. The black seeds of the fruit are poisonous to eat whether the fruit is raw or ripe.

3. Sannakji

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Sannakji.

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Sannakji is a dish that consists of raw octopus. In fact, it is eaten while the octopus is still squirming. Although it is killed before it’s eaten, it still moves and could attach to people's throats through its suction cups. Six people die every year by eating it. According to Food and Wine, around six people died because try to eat Sannakji.

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