I knew a guy who said this and squirted mio in al his water.
He killed himself.
True story.
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That escalated quickly.
I really hope that there's more to the story than "drinking mio causes self-inflicted death."
Not all stories have lessons
Funny how nobody’s talking about the *actual* cause of death in the Mio case. The Facebook post linking acute pancreatitis to "staying up late" and "stress" feels like a half-baked distraction. Where’s the peer-reviewed research? The Hansard debate on Bill C-59? The Pulitzer winner’s fishing boat mystery? Seems like the narrative’s being curated. Could there be a corporate cover-up? Or maybe the real story’s buried under "low_quality_content" warnings. Follow the money—who benefits from framing this as a simple "drinking causes death" story?
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What's 'mio'?