Originally posted by reinfeldAccording to Wikipedia, urine encourages the nematocysts to release venom into the body; at least, that's what the article seems to say. It's a bit confusing.
...( not kidding ) the first aid for a jelly fish sting ( only to be used
when someone has been stung multiple times and is in true distress )
is to urinate on the wound...human urine ( almost 99 percent sterile )
neutralizes the poison...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jellyfish
Originally posted by reinfeldHahaha, is that what your mates said when they did it to you? 😀
...( not kidding ) the first aid for a jelly fish sting ( only to be used
when someone has been stung multiple times and is in true distress )
is to urinate on the wound...human urine ( almost 99 percent sterile )
neutralizes the poison...
Originally posted by reinfeldit's to wash the wound apparently. i'm assuming salt water stings and so can't be used...
...( not kidding ) the first aid for a jelly fish sting ( only to be used
when someone has been stung multiple times and is in true distress )
is to urinate on the wound...human urine ( almost 99 percent sterile )
neutralizes the poison...
http://archives.stupidquestion.net/sq6704.html
Originally posted by geniusSalt water is actually recommended while urine is contraindicated - that means don't pee on sea jelly (jellyfish) caused wounds! It causes the tiny little stingers to squirt extra venom into the victim, which is not good for the healing process...
it's to wash the wound apparently. i'm assuming salt water stings and so can't be used...
http://archives.stupidquestion.net/sq6704.html