Nielsen Ski

Natasha Richardson was only 45 years old and enjoying a skiing holiday with her husband, the famous actor Liam Nielsen, a simple fall on the bunny slopes leads to Natasha to get on his feet and dusted himself while discussing his family and his friends, a little shaken, she was walking on the slopes, but in spite of the instructor telling him to go to hospital but she refused because she felt perfectly well.



Natasha was not wearing a helmet and the blow to the head when shown the severity of strokes, even minor, can be. Natasha developed a headache to one hour of the accident and despite arriving at the hospital, she died tragically the next day.



Natasha Richardson is not the only celebrity to have died following an accident involving a blow or impact to the head when they were not wearing helmets. Sonny Bono died in a similar accident on the slopes as did Michael Kennedy, son of Robert Kennedy as well as hundreds of others in similar circumstances.



extreme sports offer thrills with the opportunity to enjoy the ultimate adrenaline rush and excitement, but with that comes a high risk of injuries, particularly to the head. Therefore it is absolutely essential to wear a helmet when you're doing extreme sports or any other activity where there is a risk to the head.



Any blow or collision involving the head which has an impact with a highest speed of 15 mph is very dangerous. The human body is simply not designed to withstand impacts at higher speeds, and although the outside of your body can be healthy or only suffered minor cuts and bruises, it is the damage to brain itself is the question.



When your head is suffering from a blow or impact, the brain itself is moved