Burger King Says New Burger’s Scientifically Proven To Cause Nightmares


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Burger King, has a new menu item this year – the “Nightmare King.” The buns are bright green, and they’ve been scientifically proven to invoke nightmares.

Remember several years back, when BK’s Halloween Whopper was causing some people to poop green and blue?

Minus the peculiar side effect, that burger was released in time for the holiday and persons were waiting in long lines to try it. It appears as if the burger franchise is, attempting to one-up themselves this holiday season by offering another skittish burger confection.

The chain is going out on a limb and making the claim that their latest burger has actually been scientifically proven to summon nightmares.

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Hungry Freddy, much?; Photo: Wifflegif

“According to previous studies, 4 percent of the population experiences nightmares in any given night,” Dr. Jose Gabriel Medina, the study’s head doctor, implicated in a statement. “But, after eating the Nightmare King, the data obtained from the study indicated that the incidence of nightmares increased by 3.5 times.”

Reports reveal that the home of the Whopper worked along with Florida sleep & Neuro- Diagnostic Services Inc. to study how the Nightmare King would impact 100 participants over 10 nights. Scientists and doctors identified whether the entities had vivid dreams by tracking assorted signals from the sleeping subjects consisting of their heart rate, breath and brain activity.

The combination of protein in the burger and cheese is what triggers the nightmares, it’s suggested. The Nightmare King burgers have been available since October 22 at select locations.

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