Stephen G Posted June 2, 2011 Posted June 2, 2011 Well I know that the Old Texas Giant could realign your spine for you, or dislocate your shoulder if your lucky.
KevinMatz Posted June 2, 2011 Posted June 2, 2011 Years of riding roller coasters will make you "Twistyyyyy" -- Rob In all seriousness though, after riding a rough ride, you'll most likely get a headache or get sick. This means your body isn't to happy of what you just did to it. I wonder if there are any long term effects... because we usually just ignore these headaches and move on to the next ride! Is there a doctor in the house?
Team Thriller Posted June 2, 2011 Posted June 2, 2011 The food and crap we eat and drink at theme parks have a worst long term effect than the roller coasters do. Â --James
KevinMatz Posted June 2, 2011 Posted June 2, 2011 The food and crap we eat and drink at theme parks have a worst long term effect than the roller coasters do.--James I have to agree with you there, if you eat a huge piece of New York style pizza, you've gained more calories then you would have burned off on the rides. Soo true!
orangeblue Posted June 2, 2011 Author Posted June 2, 2011 Years of riding roller coasters will make you "Twistyyyyy" -- Rob In all seriousness though, after riding a rough ride, you'll most likely get a headache or get sick. This means your body isn't to happy of what you just did to it. I wonder if there are any long term effects... because we usually just ignore these headaches and move on to the next ride! Is there a doctor in the house? Â That's pretty much what prompted me to ask this question. I'm going to Busch Gardens Tampa on Sunday and got the Quick Queue so I can ride as many times as possible over the nearly 11 hours I'll be there. I jokingly told my parents that I'll need to bring some Tylenol along for when I inevitably get a headache and they told me that I should not be 'ignoring' something like that as it is an indicator that something isn't right in your body. Perhaps I should consult Dr. House .
KevinMatz Posted June 2, 2011 Posted June 2, 2011 That's pretty much what prompted me to ask this question. I'm going to Busch Gardens Tampa on Sunday and got the Quick Queue so I can ride as many times as possible over the nearly 11 hours I'll be there. I jokingly told my parents that I'll need to bring some Tylenol along for when I inevitably get a headache and they told me that I should not be 'ignoring' something like that as it is an indicator that something isn't right in your body. Perhaps I should consult Dr. House . I'm going to Busch Gardens Tampa next Friday. If I knew you a little better, we could have probably planned a meet. Now I'm wondering, being a coaster enthusiast and all, if there are any long term effects on the human brain from riding roller coasters most of your life.. I'm worried that I'm going to be crazy(er) when I get older now! To bad I'm not a doctor or scientist, or I would test this, see if I can find anything wrong in peoples brains. Maybe submit it to Mythbusters to test?
ThrillsChills24 Posted June 2, 2011 Posted June 2, 2011 What about concussions maybe? Your brain is getting rattled and concussions are caused from that.
freefallXL Posted June 5, 2011 Posted June 5, 2011 Effect of roller coasters on your brain? Only ONE: Endorphins! ...better than ... well you know
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