Hey guys, I'm here to tell you about an all-new suspense-driven podcast, Mr. Ballin's

medical mysteries. It's hosted by Mr. Ballin, one of the internet's most popular storytellers.

Why medical mysteries? Well, we've all been there. Turning to the internet to self-diagnosed

inexplicable pains, debilitating body aches, sudden fevers and strange rashes.

Though our minds spiral to the worst-case scenarios, it's usually nothing. But for an unlucky few,

these symptoms can start the clock ticking on a terrifying medical mystery. Each week on Mr.

Bond's medical mysteries, you can expect bizarre, unheard of diseases, miraculous recoveries,

strange medical mishaps, and everything in between. Like the unexplainable death of a retired

firefighter whose body was reduced to ashes, even though nothing around him burned. Or the time when

an entire town became ill with nausea and chills. The local doctor initially chalked it up

to being food poisoning until people started jumping from buildings and seeing tigers on their

ceilings. Each terrifying true story will be sure to keep you up at night. I'm about to play a clip

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On a humid summer morning in June 1999,

36-year-old Sanju Bagat was hard at work on a farm outside of Nagpur,

a city in central India. The sun had just risen, and the air was already so hot that he found

it hard to breathe. Sanju in a group of farm hands were hard at work tending to the soybean crops.

He made his way through the field, stopping to catch his breath every few steps.

Sanju moved a lot slower than his coworkers because of his massive belly.

For the past 15 years, Sanju had struggled beneath the weight of his ever-growing stomach.

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