HEALTH COACH - "Lawyer's hand": serious injury caused by the popularity of brunch fruit

HEALTH COACH -

 "Lawyer's hand": serious injury caused by the popularity of brunch fruit  

 If your brunch has not included the lawyer in any form whatsoever, do you even really brunch? 

 Broken on leaven, sliced ​​between halloumi and poached eggs or even turned into pink, avocado is one of the most popular brunch foods of the moment. 

 Our love for the fruit shows no signs of diminishing, but it turns out that it causes a new victim: "lawyer's hand." 




 
 Due to the growing popularity of avo, more and more people are accidentally cutting off by cutting the fruit and trying to remove the stone. 

 According to the surgeons, A & E departments have seen an increasing number of people injured. 



 "Recently, the health benefits of advocate have been advocated, with an increase in their popularity - and a consequent increase in related injuries," said David Shewring, vice president of the British Society for Surgery of the Hand  The Times . 

 And the British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons is now asking for safety labels on the fruit, informing people about how to safely cut them. 

 Injuries to the "lawyer's hand" are much worse than small cuts, many people have sustained serious injuries to the nerve and tendon that require surgery and can leave you The total use of your hand. 

 This is a high price to pay for an Instagrammable brunch. 

 "People do not anticipate that the lawyers they buy can be very mature and there is a minimal understanding of how to manage them," said Simon Eccles, secretary of the association and Former president of the plastic surgery section of the Royal Society of Medicine. 

 "We do not want to put people out of the fruit, but I think warning labels are an effective way to cope with this.It needs to be recognizable.Perhaps we could have an image Cartoon of a lawyer with a knife, and a large red cross crossed it? "




 
 There are no figures on the magnitude of an avocado problem, but given the overall attractiveness of the fruit, it is believed that The injury has affected people all over the world. 

 In 2012, Meryl Streep was imagined with a bandaged breast after losing a fight with a lawyer, and the figures suggest that more than 100 people a year will join hands in New Zealand. 



 The problem may not be at the endemic level, but at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in London, Mr. Eccles says he treats about four patients a week with a handful of lawyer. 

 And at the St. Thomas Hospital in London, the staff has actually become accustomed to the "post-brunch crisis" on Saturday, reports the Times. 

 Often, the injury occurs when the stone inside the avocado is softer than what people expect, so that they cut directly into their hand holding the fruit. 

 So, how should you cut and deforce a lawyer safely? 

 Place the fruit flat on a surface, and with one hand on top, gently make incisions around the stone, Jeff Bland, head chef of the Michelin starred Balmoral hotel in Edinburgh , Advises. 

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