Waspada Bahaya 'Ciki Ngebul' Bagi Tubuh

CNN Indonesia
14 Jan 202303:27

Summary

TLDRThe transcript discusses the growing trend of 'Ice Smoke' or 'Es Ciki Ngebul,' a snack that combines sweet Ciki, condensed milk, and liquid nitrogen to create a smoky, cool effect. Despite its popularity, especially among children, the use of liquid nitrogen poses serious health risks. Consuming this snack can cause throat burns and even internal organ damage due to the extremely low temperatures of the nitrogen. There have been reports of children suffering from poisoning and requiring medical attention. Experts warn against the dangers, emphasizing the need for better health education for both sellers and consumers, particularly parents.

Takeaways

  • πŸ˜€ Liquid nitrogen is used in making 'Ice Smoke' snacks, which has become a popular trend, especially among children.
  • πŸ˜€ 'Ice Smoke' consists of sweet, colorful snacks mixed with condensed milk, and is poured with liquid nitrogen, causing it to emit smoke.
  • πŸ˜€ The nitrogen used in these snacks is extremely cold, with temperatures reaching as low as -300Β°C, making it potentially dangerous for consumption.
  • πŸ˜€ Children consuming 'Ice Smoke' snacks have experienced health issues, such as nausea, vomiting, and stomach discomfort after ingesting the nitrogen-infused food.
  • πŸ˜€ On November 16, 2022, 21 children in Tasikmalaya were poisoned after consuming 'Ice Smoke,' resulting in various health problems.
  • πŸ˜€ A similar incident occurred in Bekasi, where a 4-year-old child had to undergo major surgery due to a perforated intestine after consuming 'Ice Smoke.'
  • πŸ˜€ Specialists in nutrition and sports medicine warn that consuming liquid nitrogen can cause severe harm to the body, including internal organ damage.
  • πŸ˜€ The extreme cold of liquid nitrogen can cause burns or tissue damage, even leading to organ perforation if consumed or improperly handled.
  • πŸ˜€ Some sellers of 'Ice Smoke' claim the nitrogen is used solely for creating a visual smoke effect and not intended for ingestion, but this does not guarantee safety.
  • πŸ˜€ Health education for both vendors and parents is crucial to ensure children's safety, as they are often unaware of the potential dangers of consuming such snacks.

Q & A

  • What is 'Ice Smoke' or 'Ciki Ngebul'?

    -Ice Smoke, or Ciki Ngebul, is a snack that became popular, where ice cream or a sweet snack is combined with liquid nitrogen. This combination creates a vapor effect, resembling smoke, due to the extremely cold nitrogen evaporating into the air.

  • What are the potential health risks of consuming Ice Smoke (Ciki Ngebul)?

    -Consuming Ice Smoke can be harmful, as liquid nitrogen, when ingested, can cause internal organ damage. The extremely cold temperature of liquid nitrogen, which can reach up to -300Β°C, may result in severe injuries like burns or perforations in the digestive tract.

  • What happened to children in Tasikmalaya after consuming Ice Smoke?

    -On November 16, 2022, 21 children in Tasikmalaya were poisoned after consuming Ice Smoke. Many of them experienced symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and abdominal bloating after eating the snack, which contained liquid nitrogen.

  • Why is liquid nitrogen used in Ice Smoke snacks?

    -Liquid nitrogen is used in Ice Smoke snacks to create a visually appealing effect. It produces vapor that resembles smoke, adding a unique sensory experience to the snack, giving it an exciting and 'cool' appearance.

  • What are the risks of inhaling nitrogen vapor?

    -Inhaling nitrogen vapor can be dangerous, especially for individuals with asthma. The gas can worsen asthma symptoms and may cause respiratory issues due to its extremely low temperature.

  • Can Ice Smoke cause internal organ damage?

    -Yes, consuming Ice Smoke can cause severe internal organ damage. The liquid nitrogen's extreme cold can cause burns to internal tissues and, in some cases, can lead to perforations in the digestive system, requiring surgery.

  • What advice do health specialists give regarding Ice Smoke consumption?

    -Health specialists, including Dr. Dadang Arif Permana, advise against consuming snacks with liquid nitrogen, as it can cause serious health issues, including burns, internal injuries, and complications like organ damage.

  • How does liquid nitrogen affect the body when consumed?

    -When liquid nitrogen is consumed, its extremely low temperature can cause damage to the digestive tract. It can burn tissues or even cause them to rupture, leading to serious medical conditions that may require surgery.

  • What precautions should parents take regarding Ice Smoke snacks?

    -Parents should carefully supervise their children when consuming snacks like Ice Smoke. It's important to ensure that such snacks are consumed safely and that children do not ingest liquid nitrogen. Parents should also be cautious about the safety and hygiene standards of street food vendors.

  • What role does education play in preventing accidents related to Ice Smoke?

    -Education plays a crucial role in preventing accidents. Health education needs to be provided to both vendors and consumers. Vendors should be informed about the risks of liquid nitrogen, while consumers, especially parents, should be made aware of the dangers associated with consuming such snacks.

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