A 19-year-old man from Arizona died after trying the viral ‘dust down’ trend, which involves inhalation of the cleaning spray of keyboard. Her parents now warn others of the deadly risks. According to the AZ family, Arizona was tried to try ‘Dustating’ Challenge. Her parents say that she participated in the viral “Dustating” challenge, also known as “chroming”. What is the challenge? The trend entails that users inhalation from cleaning the keyboard to get more views on their social media profiles and videos. As he tried the challenge, Renna O’Rourke went cardiac arrest. She was rushed to the hospital and remained unconscious for almost a week before being declared brain dead. ‘Heart -broken parents’ ‘she always said,’ I’ll be famous, Dad. Only you look. I will be famous, “and unfortunately it is not under the optimal circumstances,” her father, Azrourke, told AZ Family. ‘There is no ID needed. It is odorless. This is all that children are looking for. They can afford it, they can do it, and it doesn’t show in the drug test of mom and dad, ‘says her mother, Dana, and talks about the dangers of the tendency. The grieving parents are now trying to warn others to prevent more young people from falling victim. Why is the trend dangerous? Dr Randy Weisman, head of the intensive care unit at Honorhealth Scottsdale Osborn Medical Center, described the tendency as “extremely worrying”. He explained: “If they inhale these chemicals in the gas, it will replace the oxygen in their lungs and within the rest of their body.” The gas can cause a short sense of euphoria, but the damage can be permanent and deadly. The doctor said it could lead to “failure of the liver, heart failure, illness of the lungs.” “She’s not the only one it happened to. Several other teenagers have succumbed to the same disorder, ‘Dr. Weisman added.
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