A few days ago, I was cleaning up and found something on my computer that happened last winter. Even though it's already May, I know like Ned Stark that 'winter is coming.'

So, my colleague and I are sorting 14 fingers: 9 from hands, 5 from a foot. All of them are the result of some 'fun' drinking sessions.

How did this happen, you ask? It's simple. You drink, you get cold. Your brain doesn't work well. Blood vessels narrow, blood stops circulating, your limbs freeze, and then... gangrene and no more fingers. Cold and alcohol together are very dangerous.

What does this story teach?

It teaches that drinking outside in winter is a bad idea. If you want to drink, go home and eat properly. Otherwise, you'll lose your fingers, or maybe even more. But that's another story...

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Lividity: A Beginner's Guide

Hello from the world of the dead! Let me share an interesting topic with you – lividity. For those who don't know, lividity is the "bruises" that appear on dead bodies.

Imagine that after a person's heart stops beating, their blood no longer moves through the veins. Instead, it collects in the lower parts of the body due to gravity. This causes the skin to show these marks.

These marks are not just a dark decoration but an important tool for forensic experts. Their color can vary from purple to greenish-brown. They can help determine the time of death, the position of the body, and the presence of poisons.

The more and darker the marks, the longer the person has been dead. The density of the marks also changes over time: first, they are soft, then they become firm, and later they soften again.

Remember, kids: lividity is not something to panic about, but just a part of the natural process.

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