Masti Gudi accident: Did 6-packs play a role in the fatal event?
- Did six-packs play a role in the actors' death?
- Lack of carbs in one's body can lead to being lethargic
- Six-packs are reported to impede breathing
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The tragic death on the sets of the Kannada movie Masti Gudi has shocked everyone.
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The two 'villains' were seen jumping off the helicopter bare-chested and flaunting their enviable six-packs.Â
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It is common knowledge that one isn't born with a readymade six-pack (although we wish we were). Instead, one has to work at it. This involves dieting and sometimes a high protein-low carb diet. Â
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According to naturalhealth365.com, the quest for abs could lead to breathing issues. Â
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"Both tight and weak abdominal muscles can reduce the length of the trunk, leaving little space for our internal organs, while at the same time creating a line of pull in the fascia or connective tissue that draws the head and neck forward. With a dropped breastbone and lifted shoulder blades, breathing is inhibited which leads to an overall reduction of health and vitality."
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Meanwhile, The New Indian Express reported, "Being on an excessively rigid diet will have an impact on a person's energy levels, particularly the electrolyte levels in the blood, which may cause problems like weakness, inability to hold one's breath while swimming and could cause cramps in the water."
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When it comes to dieting, it is important, to include all food groups, and not eliminate one in favour of the other. The key to it is – moderation. When you do eliminate one food group or eat very little, you end up lethargic, as carbs are a vital source of energy.Â
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Even when you look at the video, you notice that one of them belly flops into the water – a painful way to land into water - coupled with the height of 80 feet. While most belly flops are not fatal, the impact could’ve possibly stunned the actor.Â
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At this point, it's speculation as to what really caused their cause of death. What is clear now is that a combination of lack of experience and lack of safety measures led to their untimely demise.