Panhandle Health Spokeswoman Susan Cuff said the chance of the students’ health being affected would be “extremely remote.”
“Semen wouldn’t survive the stomach acids and digestion process,” Cuff said. “Anything that’s in it would not survive being out of the body for any period of time.”
Cuff said the only possible concern could be the spread of Hepatitis B, but for students to contract the disease, she said the semen would have had to come into contact with an open and bleeding sore.
Kids, let this be a lesson: do your own baking. (Via ObscureStore.)
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