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The BMEVideo announcement from BME Pain Olympics 3.
↑ Shannon Larratt，“Finita，la commedia” 香农·拉拉特(Shannon Larratt)是禅宗(博客)， ，2013年3月16日。 http://www.zentastic.com/blog/2013/03/16/finita-la-commedia-3/
↑ 珍。“Shannon Larratt 1973-2013年” BME/新闻 2013年3月15日。 https://news.bme.com/2013/03/15/shannon-larratt-1973-2013/
yep! the first video depicts sausages and not actual genitals. no blood, just pure disgusting food.
I think that was another fake BME video that used sausages. Doesn't mean the first is fake, just saying
The other ones are real except the final round one.
One thing I do NOT wanna take part in ;~;
it would be hard as you could only do it once
what EVEN inspires people to do this crap???
the first one (final round) is not real.
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The BME Pain Olympics are a set series of promotional shock videos released by BME , short for Body Modification E-zine , beginning in 2002. BME is a website created by Canadian blogger Shannon Larratt in 1994, that is dedicated to covering extreme body modifications and erotic body play. These videos consist of genital mutilation contests, showing different people mutilating, burning, electrocuting and dilating each other's genitals, hence the name "Pain Olympics".
The creator was borned in September 29, 1973 and died in March 15, 2013 in Toronto, Canada.
It was later confirmed by Larratt that the first installment was faked, but all the other sequels are actually 100% real. The promotional sequels were linked on Shannon's blog and can be downloaded and viewed off the blog's video section alongside other videos of extreme body modification. Shannon Larratt died from a rare muscular disease on March 15, 2013, aged 39. [1] [2]
BME Pain Olympics Final Round is a shock video shot on a VHS camcorder, depicting two men (rumored to be played by the same person) graphically mutilating their genitals, with one man chopping off his penis with a butcher knife and another chopping off and slicing open his genitals. The song playing in the background of the video is Livin' Like A Zombie by Christian death metal band Mortification. On January 22, 2012, Shannon Larratt responded to an AMA request that was aiming to talk to participants confirming the video was a hoax. However, he claimed that the BMEvideo trailers associated were "completely real and contain arguably more extreme footage."
The first trailer of the BME promotional videos. It can only be watched on the old BMEvideo website or from it's original VHS tape. Unlike the other trailers, it mainly shows images ( sometimes with a clip sliding across ). The video depicts images of split open penises, a stitched up vagina, a pierced clit, multiple images of split and pierced tongues, a penis stabbed with syringe needles, a clip of an man nailing his balls on a table, a pierced uvula, and a man holding a pair of sliced off testicles.
BMEvideo Trailer 1 (sometimes mislabeled as BME Pain Olympics 3 ) was the one of the four authentic cock and ball torture videos labeled as the BME Pain Olympics . These videos were made to promote the website BMEVideo (which has now since merged with BME's main website) and show excerpts from videos that were uploaded to the site. The videos also had the notability of having music play over the disturbing clips.
The video depicts a man stretching open his anus, a man shoving a long skewer though his gut, a man showing off and masturbating an enlarged, silicone injected, penis (an object that looks like pickle or cucumber can be seen within the meatus), ants crawling and biting on a man's genitals, a clip of an removal of flesh stapling from a guy's arm, a guy inflating and deflating his foreskin, a man slamming a hammer on his penis, guy being lifted off the ground by his scrotum, old man pushing a butter knife down his urethra, a man pulling a nail out of his urethra, a man shoving AA batteries in his urethra, a guy stapling his foreskin with a stapler, a close-up of pumped up enlarged nipples, a guy snuffing out a cigarette on his penis, a man splitting his urethra apart with a soldering iron, and a man rubbing his genitals against a cactus. The music playing in the video this time were the first two tracks ( 4/01/05 and 4/02/05 ) from the experimental rock album Suspended Animation by the supergroup Fantômas.
BMEvideo Trailer 2 is the second of Larratt's authentic videos. The video depicts acts that include anal prolapse, a guy beating his genitals with a hammer, a guy inserting blue plastic tubing down his urethra, a guy's anus stretched opened with a speculum, nipple knifing, forceps being pushed into a guy's nipple, a mistress inserting needles in a guy's penis, trapped between a breadboard, with bloodplay, self-castration with a burdizzo, a guy shitting out a football and inserting a huge dildo up his anus, a mistress pushing needles down a guy's balls and a big spray of fluid comes out, a man inflating his penis, a mans inserting small fireworks in his urethra and lights them, and a pickaxe through a guy's testicles.
Some of the people in the video appear to be from the previous two videos, such as the man enlarging his genitalia (which has become even larger in the video and is seen out in the woods and on a beach masturbating). The song playing in this video is a 1968 psychedelic rock instrumental called Crazy Circus that was made by the group Les Maledictus Sound. The video can be found on PornHub and a download link on Shannon Larrat's blog zentastic .
BMEvideo Trailer 3 (also known as Spankwire ) was the third and is often mistaken to be the last or even first of the BME promotional videos. The music playing in the video is a cover of Destiny's Child's Survivor that was recorded by the band Knockout for the album Punk Goes Pop . The nickname Spankwire comes from it being distributed on a porn website with the same time.
The video depicts a man lighting firecrackers in his urethra, a man splitting the underside of his penis with scissors, man shoving his penis down a vacuum cleaner hose, wasps walking over a man's split open penis (presumably stinging it ), A woman's vagina being stretched apart by a home made machine, a man cutting off skin from his penis and pushes up his testicle, BB balls coming out out of a guy's urethra. A guy masturbating while his penis on fire. A man cutting off the tip of his middle finger.
A guy with no genitals (but not graphically) in the bathtub. A penis tightly binded and stabbed with fish hooks, a close-up of a penis head split open, a misstress inserting needles on man's testicles (which it looks like a sea urchin or a Pokémon Weezing) and a man with a flattened penis. The video ends with the woman from earlier hanging from a tree, while a man circles around her making absurd-looking movements. Some of the videos featured appear to have been recorded in the 1990s or early 2000s as they were shot on VHS camcorders.
BME视频拖车4 is the last and most obscure BME trailer made by Larratt. It is considered by many people who have seen it to be the worst. The song playing in the video is 格托 by Brazilian rapper Black Alien. Originally, it was posted to Larratt's "MODBlog", however the video is unviewable. As stated before, it is extremely rare to find and only just recently has any link to it surfaced.
The video includes a man pressing a lit cigarette against his testicles, a guy using a Burdizzo for self-castration, a man inserting a Prince's Wand in his urethra, a very quick shot of a pumped nipple, a guy inserting a toothbrush in his urethra, a guy shoving a catheter in his urethra, a guy pulling needles out of his penis glans with extreme bleeding, a man opening his urethra using a laser, a man branding his penis using a paper clip, skewers being inserted into a penis as it squirts blood profusely, a nipple being chopped off by a chisel, a man having his balls lift a pack of water bottles, a man pouring melted candle wax down his urethra, and numerous ejaculations. A link to it can be found on Russian social media site VK.
NOTE : The following videos contain extremely graphic images !
There was another BME video trailer that was created in 1997, it showed images rather than clips
WHAT DOES THIS HAVE TO DO WITH BODY MODIFICATION?!
Maker:
BODY Modification E-zine
Type:
Shock video
Release date:
2002 BME Launched: 1994
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Pelvic floor disorders, which include pelvic organ prolapse, urinary incontinence, and fecal incontinence, are common and affect almost 25% of women in the U.S. 1 Pelvic organ prolapse can affect both men and women, but it is particularly common in women. The physical stress and strain of pregnancy and childbirth can weaken or damage the muscles and tissues of the pelvic floor, especially in women who have had multiple children.
Ahead, we’ll examine prolapse of the uterus in more detail, including the causes of uterine prolapse, symptoms, and treatment options. First, it’s necessary to understand the basic anatomy of the pelvic floor.
The pelvic floor is a hammock-like system of muscles that keeps your pelvic organs—uterus, vagina, bladder, urethra, and bowel—firmly in place.
The pelvic floor muscles are part of your core; they help your body maintain intra-abdominal pressure when you sneeze, cough, laugh, or otherwise physically exert yourself. If you’ve given birth and you notice that you lose a drop or two of urine when you laugh, cough, sneeze, or exercise, you’re not alone. A quarter to a third of women in the U.S. will experience it at some point. 1,2 It’s called stress urinary incontinence , and it happens when the pelvic floor muscles become weakened.
Since the pelvic floor muscles are also involved in orgasm, weak muscles can lead to diminished sexual satisfaction during vaginal intercourse.
When the pelvic floor muscles become weakened from pregnancy, childbirth, or changes that occur during menopause, an organ (such as the uterus) can slip from its normal position in the pelvis and begin pressing against the vaginal wall. In the case of a prolapsed uterus, the organ can begin to slide down into the vagina.
Any of the pelvic organs can be affected by prolapse; in fact, the bladder is the most commonly affected organ, with the uterus not far behind.
In short, strong muscles are vital for pelvic floor health. It’s important to know that while prolapse is common, it isn’t always a major health problem, and it doesn’t always get worse. In some women, it can get better with time. It’s important to look at causes, symptoms, treatments, and everyday steps you can take to prevent/improve prolapse.
The following conditions can cause uterine prolapse:
A minor prolapse may not cause symptoms. In fact, in many cases, a woman’s doctor may discover prolapse during a routine pelvic exam. If you do have symptoms, they may include:
Symptoms of pelvic organ prolapse often become worse when standing, jumping, or lifting heavy objects.
Pelvic organ prolapse is often categorized in stages, from 0 to 4:
To diagnose a prolapsed uterus, your doctor will perform a pelvic exam and take your medical history. He or she may also order tests, such as a computed tomography (CT) scan, which uses x-rays to take detailed pictures of your pelvic organs; an intravenous pyelogram, which uses x-rays to show the position, size, and shape of your pelvic organs; an ultrasound, to rule out other problems; and other tests.
Although prolapse is common, our bodies are quite tough and resilient, and milder cases of prolapse after childbirth can often be rehabilitated with regular physiotherapy and physical training. When this isn’t possible, supportive devices or surgery may become necessary.
Non-surgical treatments can include:
You might be surprised to learn that if you’ve given birth vaginally, you may already have some degree of prolapse. You may already be experiencing symptoms that aren’t giveaways of prolapse—a frequent sensation of having to urinate or leaking a drop or two of urine when you run or cough, or even hip or back pain.
Whether or not you’re experiencing symptoms, it’s important to protect your pelvic floor to ensure that mild prolapse doesn’t get worse. Here’s what you can do:
Eat a high fiber diet . Eating a healthy, whole foods diet with plenty of fiber can help keep you regular and prevent constipation.
Do Kegel exercises . This is one of the most important ways to strengthen your pelvic floor muscles. Here’s how to do Kegels:
If you have difficulty identifying your pelvic floor muscles, you might consider using a Kegel exerciser device , which can be inserted vaginally, equipped with biofeedback sensors that help you identify and contract the right muscles.
Get constipation under control . Repeated straining or even a single episode of intense straining can damage your pelvic floor muscles. Keep constipation under wraps by incorporating plenty of fiber into your diet and using a gentle vegetable laxative or an enema when needed. If you’ve tried everything and are still having problems with chronic constipation, talk to your doctor about other options.
Use correct bowel emptying technique and position . Squatting opens the colon to allow for easier evacuation. A simple toilet stool that you place your feet on while sitting on the toilet can help you get into the ideal position for easier, more complete bowel movements.
Manage your weight . Carrying excess weight puts additional strain on your pelvic floor, which can weaken the muscles over time. It also puts pressure on the bladder, which can contribute to stress incontinence and cause you to leak urine when you strain.
Exercise regularly . While it’s important to avoid exercises that put excessive strain on your pelvic floor, such as intense core exercises, strength training with heavy weights, and (for some women) running, exercise is so vital for overall health that, generally, you should not avoid it. Having good muscle tone and core strength can reduce your risk of developing prolapse or urinary incontinence. Talk to your doctor about which exercises are safe for your pelvic floor.
See your doctor . Advanced cases of pelvic organ prolapse can be devastating for women. Prolapse can make intercourse difficult or impossible and can cause a variety of uncomfortable or painful symptoms, including feelings of embarrassment. If you’ve had one or more vaginal deliveries and you’re noticing symptoms of prolapse, whether you feel a bulging sensation in your pelvis, intercourse has become uncomfortable, or you’re having difficulty with bowel movements, it’s important to see a gynecologist right away.
The caring and experienced OBGYN doctors at Crystal Run Healthcare offer a full range of gynecological care for women of all ages, including routine exams, Pap smears, prenatal and obstetrical care , in-office procedures, and minimally invasive surgery, including laparoscopic/vaginal robotic-assisted surgeries to correct uterine or pelvic organ prolapse. Call us at 845.703.6999 to schedule an appointment at one of our several New York State locations.
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