Moving X-ray Fluoroscopy Sword Swallower Swallowing Long Sword

Want to know where the sword REALLY goes inside a sword swallower?

This amazing moving x-ray fluoroscopy of Sword Swallowers Association President Dan Meyer swallowing a 30 inch long sword should convince skeptics that sword swallowing really is REAL!

Watch as the blade nudges past his heart, slides down the esophagus, and into his stomach!

Dan was honored to receive the 2007 Ig Nobel Prize in Medicine at Harvard University for co-authoring the article "Sword Swallowing and it's side effects" published in the December 2006 BMJ British Medical Journal. Dan now speaks and entertains at science and medical events, festivals, museums, medical associations, and corporate functions around the world.

This fluoroscope was filmed at Vanderbilt Medical Center in Nashville for an episode of The History Channel.

More sword swallowing x-ray fluoroscopy videos:

http://www.swordswallow.com/xrays.php

Info:
http://www.blue-n-gold.com/halfdan/scimed.htm
http://www.cuttingedgeinnertainment.com
http://www.danmeyer.org
http://www.swordswallow.org

http://www.facebook.com/halfdan
http://twitter.com/Halfdan

Contact: http://danmeyer.tel

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