“Some might think bringing this challenge to our parents’ attention is unnecessary, but when you read the product warning label that says, among other things, to keep this product away from children and warns about situations that could result in the need to seek medical attention, you realize caution is needed, as this challenge is not one to be taken lightly.”įremont Unified School District has also been made aware of the issue, as has the Palo Alto School District, where a student was sent home sick recently. “We learned about the ‘One Chip Challenge’ trend last week after several students were sent home due to adverse reactions related to this product,” the Dublin Unified School District said. In a weekly parent update, school officials said the chips had caused excessive vomiting for some students, even after one small bite. Several students were also sent home from Wells Middle School in Dublin last week, prompting the school to distribute a warning to parents. The school hasn’t had a similar episode since. The child recovered, and Law went to the local store selling the chips to inform the owner, who decided to keep the chips behind the counter and only sell them to adults. “We were really worried we thought about calling an ambulance.
It just got worse and worse, to a point where he was violently throwing up in a trash can and writhing on the floor in pain.
Then his classmates started giving him things out of their lunch to help. “A minute went by and his mouth was still really hot so he went to the drinking fountain. We had a couple of reports of kids not feeling well afterward, but then we had an incident where a student ate an entire chip at lunch,” school Principal Jason Law said. “Some kids were buying the chips at the local 7-Eleven store across the street and taking small bites.
Some schools in East Bay have had to put out warnings to parents after students fell ill while attempting the challenge, including Walnut Creek Intermediate School. Dublin, CA – October 07: A recent social media trend has caused some children to vomit, sweat profusely and their tongues turn blue after participating in the “One Chip Challenge.” After several students conducted the challenge at Bay Area schools, multiple principals have sent warnings to parents about the Paqui chip, which is made with Carolina Reaper and Scorpion peppers. Multiple teenagers have reportedly been taken to the hospital after ingesting the chips, with one TikTok user posting a video of herself in an emergency room that has been watched more than 15.7 million times. Elias: Peninsula fight over teacher housing may portend coming decade
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