Some things are just bound to get overlooked: patient information leaflets, terms & services and the warning "Do not try this at home". We can say from experience that all these things exist for a reason. Unwanted interactions between medications and cell phone contract you can only cancel when you are jumping in squares across the Mongolian steppe under a full moon - these things just suck, trust us!

And the thing with the trying at home... well, see for yourself: The "I tried it at home" T-Shirt clearly shows what might happen if you repeat an experiment you've seen on TV or on the internet: You could spontaneously go up in flames and be forced to run around with flailing arms! But seriously: Please be careful when you attempt to do dangerous things at home. Five minutes of fame on the internet are not worth risking limbs or lives. :)