Legendary Bo Jackson reveals he is losing a ruthless fight against the hiccups

The legendary Bo Jackson recently revealed he has gone to extreme lengths in order to fight against a serious hiccups problem. One would think having the hiccups is not dangerous at all, these spasms that take place in the diaphragm and you can't control them. Bo Jackson is already 60 year old and he is having a problem where he can't calm down those hiccups attacks. Traditionally, people who are suffering this issue can get rid of it by getting scared drinking water for a prolonged period of time without breathing. Bo Jackson just introduced a new method that apparently works but it didn't do anything to ease his problem.

Bo Jackson smells a porcupine's ass

That's right, apparently there is a remedy we had never heard before. Bo Jackson got increasingly desperate for not getting rid of this hiccups and got to extreme lengths. Smelling the ass of a porcupine is apparently a methods that works somewhere in the world. For most folks, this problem can last minutes but Bo Jackson's case seems to be hard to overcome. He spoke to the on the McElroy and Cubelic show on Wednesday to say: "I'm getting a medical procedure done the end of this week, I think, to try to remedy it. I'm busy at the hospital sitting up with the doctors poking me, shining lights down my throat, probing me every way they can to find out why I've got these hiccups. I have done everything - scare me, drink water upside down, smell the ass of a porcupine, it doesn't work."

The problem Bo Jackson has can even go to extreme circumstances such as surgery, which is what Bo Jackson will get. As soon as he gets that done, chances are he will recover completely and continue with his life. Any case of the hiccups that goes for over 48 hours needs to be addressed by a doctor after the patient seeks for medical assistance. Bo Jackson is most famous for his role as a two-way player who performed in two different sports on a professional level. He played in the MLB with the Kansas City Royals, the Chicago White Sox, and the California Angels. At the same time, he played for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Oakland Raiders.