| Display title | Hyperventilation Bag |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Often in TV, a character who is panicking will be shown inhaling and exhaling into a paper bag to calm down. In milder examples, it can be used to cure hiccups. Actually Truth in Television, as breathing into a paper bag is a good way to reduce the symptoms of hyperventilation,[1] according to The Other Wiki. However, one should never use a plastic bag for this, because suffocation will ensue. |
