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Western Spirit, Bulls handle pressure in vital Cup wins

For the Ipswich City Bulls, it was a chance to show how to handle pressure. Both regional sides did that by recovering from halftime deficits to win their opening SEQ Round 2 FFA Cup matches on Sunday night. Spirit came from 2-0 down against a physical Clairvaux side to win 4-3 at Clairvaux Mackillop College. The Bulls also worked hard to overpower Slacks Creek 3-2 in their clash at Sutton Park. Sam Chesterfield scored a double with Dane Grant also finding the net. Really happy with the result, head coach Norbert Duga said of his side preparing for this year s Capital League 1 season.

Teetotaler woman needs liver transplant | Teetotaler woman needs liver transplant because her body makes her drunk

Updated Feb 02, 2021 | 19:54 IST Believe it or not, the 38-year-old has found to be as much as six times over the limit when breathalyzed. Sara Lefebvre  |  Photo Credit: Facebook Imagine this: You are a complete teetotaller. Yet, you feel drunk, queasy, and require a liver transplant for your condition. Wouldn t that make you miserable? Of course, it will. One may think that such bizarre things may only be read in books or seen in films, but auto-brewery syndrome (ABS) is as real as any other medical condition. A mother from Connecticut in the US is suffering from it and she requires a liver transplant.

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Man with 'auto brewery syndrome' can get drunk on cake

Man with ‘auto brewery syndrome’ can get drunk on cake 22nd January, 2021 by Lucy Shaw A man from Suffolk suffering from a rare condition called auto brewery syndrome is able to get drunk from eating a slice of Victoria sponge cake. A slice of Victoria sponge cake can result in Nick Carson being three times over the legal driving limit As reported by The Mirror, Nick Carson’s body ferments carbohydrates and turns them into alcohol in his stomach, leaving him inebriated to the point of passing out. Carson told The Mirror that the unusual disorder leaves him craving stodgy food in the same way an alcoholic would crave a drink.