In addition to humans, pigs and other animals carry the disease. People who raise pigs have bigger risk of getting infected with balantidiasis. Balantidiasis is often asymptomatic. But in some cases the patient might have diarrhea, weight loss and dysentery.
The spins is an adverse reaction of intoxication that causes a state of vertigo and nausea, causing one to feel as if spinning out of control, especially when lying down. It is most commonly associated with drunkenness or mixing alcohol with other psychoactive drugs such as cannabis. This state is likely to cause vomiting, but having the spins is not life-threatening unless pulmonary aspiration occurs.
Best Answer: Those spinning devices are called centrifuges, and they are used to separate the blood into its component parts so that tests can be performed on that component alone. The denser materials (like red blood cells) sink to the bottom, while the lighter ones (like plasma) float to the top.