10 bonus, but unbearably disgusting products

Why not just eat or smear themselves on the face of the people who already have everything and want something edakogo. Products, on the origin and composition of which is even scary to think valued in certain circles weight in gold. And even more expensive.

Ambergris, which is actually the vomit of the whale, is used by perfumers to make scents of resistance and is very expensive due to its rarity. Gary and Angela Williams from Lancashire found a piece of ambergris the weight of 1.57 kg, which can cost up to 70 thousand dollars.

Ambergris is produced in the bile ducts and the intestines of sperm whales. It is believed that it facilitates the passage of hard and sharp objects eaten by animals. It doesn't smell like super, Williams says it's a cross between a bait for catching fish and farmyard manure.

The Cass mn is not just rotting cheese, it is still inhabited by living larvae. To prepare this rare delicacy, a Sicilian cheese-makers make cheese fly to lay maggots in the Pecorino. During digestion, the larvae produce enzymes which accelerate the decomposition of fat contained in the cheese. The result of this unique process of fermentation, it turns sticky, viscous, elastic mass, which is still crawling with worms, but it is already possible to eat.

When you use Cass to Martz, it is recommended to close your eyes because the larvae, sensing the oxygen trying to escape from the cheese out and jump pretty high. This cheese is for obvious reasons prohibited by law, but this does not mean that it is impossible to buy and try. On the black market, the pound Cass the mn is about $ 100.

Mask sheep placenta — corporate reception of the expert on skin care Louise Deschamps, which treated stars such as Kim Kardashian and Victoria Beckham. Supposedly a miracle cure improves the immunity of skin and helps fight inflammation. Those who have tried, say that the mask smells like a mixture of sweat and vinegar, but it gives a positive effect. All this fun costs $ 500.

Coffee Luwak or Kopi Luwak is the most expensive coffee in the world. One serving will cost you $ 90. The drink is made from coffee berries swallowed by Asagami (African civetone). Digesting animal flesh, and grain are in the process of digestion and then harvested for preparation of the drink.

Mask of bird droppings is a traditional remedy for skin care from Japan, which costs about $ 180 per serving. It is made from a mixture of Nightingale droppings and rice bran. The enzyme contained in the litter, gently exfoliates the skin. This tool has become very popular in the US recently, but Japanese geishas use it with the 1600-ies.

Beer made from elephant dung came up in 2013, the Japanese brewery Sankt Gallen. It is brewed from coffee beans extracted from elephant piles. The beer is called Kono Kuro and costs $ 100 for a small bottle.

"Vampire" facelift is from 950 to $ 1,400 and is based on the blood of the client. Dr. Charles Runels from Alabama makes her 2013. He takes blood from a vein of the client, using the centrifuge separates the plasma, which is then mixed with drugs Restylane or Juvederm and injected into the face to stimulate collagen production. Painful procedure, which lasts 45 minutes, is also used to correct small wrinkles and scars from acne.

Human feces have become a way of earning money: a nonprofit organization OpenBiome buys the stool samples, which you can earn up to 13 thousand dollars a year and uses them for the treatment of patients with clostridial infections.

Because of illness, many of them are chained to the house, but the introduction of a healthy stool sample into the intestine helps restore digestive function. However, finding a donor is not easy, and OpenBiome has created national Bank of faeces, samples of which are supplied to hospitals for treatment.

The soup of bird's nest is in the range from 40 to 60 dollars. Nests are not made of twigs, grass and clay, and entirely of bird saliva. It has a sticky, fibrous texture, and it contains a lot of calcium, iron, magnesium and potassium.

A handkerchief, used Scarlett Johansson was auctioned in 2008 for 5300 dollars. During the televised show with Jay Lino actress said to have contracted the flu from his partner on the set Samuel L. Jackson.

Leading handed her a handkerchief and Scarlett loudly blew his nose into it. Lino joked that this handkerchief is expensive, and the actress the next day put this hygiene item on eBay. The money went to charity USA Harvest.