Poisons

[Oafman]

Also 'too sweet' beer. Maybe drink ale.

In amongst all the nonsense is this nugget.

I guess if you make enough ridiculous claims, then eventually you will make an accurate one by accident.

 

[AV1611VET]

In amongst all the nonsense is this nugget.

I guess if you make enough ridiculous claims, then eventually you will make an accurate one by accident.

Drinking is a sin.

 

[Nithavela]

 

[Quid est Veritas?]

Drinking is a sin.

Because Jesus turned the water into a fizzy soft drink at Cana?

 

[AV1611VET]

Because Jesus turned the water into a fizzy soft drink at Cana?

Try grape juice.

 

[Quid est Veritas?]

Try grape juice.

The Greek uses oinos - which is wine. Even if new wine, by modern standards it would be alcoholic wine.

 

[AV1611VET]

The Greek uses oinos - which is wine. Even if new wine, by modern standards it would be alcoholic wine.

Koine or Classical Greek?

And for the record, I'm not Greek.

 

[Quid est Veritas?]

Koine or Classical Greek?

And for the record, I'm not Greek.

Koine, the Greek of the New Testament.

Pretty sure the English says wine. My Afrikaans bible definitely says so.

 

[crjmurray]

I never took medicines even when I'm getting flu. No cigarettes, no drugs ever in my life. I only very rarely took alcoholic drinks.

Now I'm in my mid 30's. It's already been 5 years since I got sick of anything and many who sees me thinks I'm not even twenty!

I'm sick of you young looking people. I'm 25 and look like Sam Elliott.

 

[lesliedellow]

Of course! The only thing worse than hydrogen oxide is dihydrogen monoxide

You are forgetting the traces of deuterium oxide which have been found in dihydrogen monoxide.

 

[Oafman]

You are forgetting the traces of deuterium oxide which have been found in dihydrogen monoxide.

Uh oh! That's heavy!

 

[Waterwerx]

Antibiotics are The Plague, they are in lots of things.
Sanitary towels/pads are impregnated by the plague, usually called a fragrance. Causes all sorts of problems. Buy only unfragranced natural ones (like 'Cotton's').

Olanzapine is aconite.
Lorazepam and Diazepam are hellebore and warfarin (both poisons together).
Chemical anaesthetic is strychnine - rat poison.
(Good anaesthetic is solanum - perfectly safe).
Mirtazapine is ergot.
All these above are types of cyanide (except solanum - a good medicine).
Roofies are helium and/or Yew.
Cocaine is too many vitamins, you will go manic and commit suicide.
Skunk is smoke iron, I cannot tell you how dangerous this is.
Cannabis/weed is paracetamol, two will kill you.

FRUCTOSE, CORN SYRUP and AGAVE SYRUP, are: powdered arsenic, liquid water arsenic and pure arsenic syrup, in order. Great poison. :/ Also 'too sweet' beer. Maybe drink ale.

Cigarettes contain chemical adrenaline which is warfarin, also they contain strychnine (both together.)
Smoke tobacco instead. Buy snuff.

Sorry, but this is complete utter nonsense.
Do you even know what Warfarin is? It is an anticoagulant. Do you know what Lorazepam and Diazepam are? They are benzodiazepines and are commonly used to treat anxiety. Warfarin and benzodiazepines generally have no pharmacological interactions between them in the body.
There are two types of cyanides: one type is known as nitriles in organic compounds and the other are the inorganic salts(i.e. group I metals such as lithium, sodium, potassium, etc., bonded to a cyano group. HCN is a gas at room temp and can evolve from certain acidified solutions containing cyanide).
Mirtazapine is an antidepressant and has absolutely nothing in common with cyanide. Look it up, there's not a single carbon and nitrogen atom in the molecule that shares a triple bond(that would be 2 pi bonds and a sigma bond between them). Nor is the drug metabolized into anything remotely similar to cyanide.

I could go on about the rest of what you posted, but needless to say, nothing in your post even belongs in a science forum.

 

[catzrfluffy]

Sorry, but this is complete utter nonsense.
Do you even know what Warfarin is? It is an anticoagulant.

No it's an anti-death medication, it restarts the lungs and therefore the heart, it can get someone back from septicaemia of the blood.
Clorazepam is an anticoagulant, if you take it for psychosis you have to get a blood test every month.

Do you know what Lorazepam and Diazepam are? They are benzodiazepines and are commonly used to treat anxiety. Warfarin and benzodiazepines generally have no pharmacological interactions between them in the body.

Lorazepam and diazepam used to be barbiturates. They altered them while I was on them. Yes benzodiazepines (if you mean barbiturates), are commonly used to treat nervosa.
Hellabore is Stinking Hellabore, it's what caused cholera and dysentary). It is a terrible drug (lorazepam/diazepam) I couldn't get to sleep on them at all, my lungs were not able to calm down - because warfarin.)

(i.e. group I metals such as lithium, sodium, potassium, etc., bonded to a cyano group.

Do you mean inorganic salts are metal acids like folic acid (magnesium), ioic acid (iodine), potic acid (potassium), prussic acid (phosphorus - very dangerous indeed)?
MSG is phosphoric salts - a desiccant.
Are nitriles (the natural cyanides) found in apple pips, apricot kernels and bitter almonds?

Mirtazapine is an antidepressant and has absolutely nothing in common with cyanide. Look it up, there's not a single carbon and nitrogen atom in the molecule that shares a triple bond(that would be 2 pi bonds and a sigma bond between them). Nor is the drug metabolized into anything remotely similar to cyanide.

Mirtazapine is made of ergot (the deadly poisonous thing that can grow on rye. {If you find it you have to alert the farmer}.)

 

[Loudmouth]

No it's an anti-death medication, it restarts the lungs and therefore the heart, it can get someone back from septicaemia of the blood.

Warfarin is most definitely an anti-coagulant.

Warfarin, also known by the brand names Coumadin among others, is an anticoagulant normally used in the prevention of thrombosis and thromboembolism, the formation of blood clots in the blood vessels and their migration elsewhere in the body, respectively.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warfarin

Large doses will cause uncontrolled internal bleeding, which is why it is used as rat poison.

 

[Waterwerx]

No it's an anti-death medication, it restarts the lungs and therefore the heart, it can get someone back from septicaemia of the blood.
Clorazepam is an anticoagulant, if you take it for psychosis you have to get a blood test every month.


Lorazepam and diazepam used to be barbiturates. They altered them while I was on them. Yes benzodiazepines (if you mean barbiturates), are commonly used to treat nervosa.
Hellabore is Stinking Hellabore, it's what caused cholera and dysentary). It is a terrible drug (lorazepam/diazepam) I couldn't get to sleep on them at all, my lungs were not able to calm down - because warfarin.)


Do you mean inorganic salts are metal acids like folic acid (magnesium), ioic acid (iodine), potic acid (potassium), prussic acid (phosphorus - very dangerous indeed)?
MSG is phosphoric salts - a desiccant.
Are nitriles (the natural cyanides) found in apple pips, apricot kernels and bitter almonds?


Mirtazapine is made of ergot (the deadly poisonous thing that can grow on rye. {If you find it you have to alert the farmer}.)

Nothing you have posted here makes any sense. The information I posted to correct you is common knowledge if you have ever spent any time in the medical field. I don't know where you get your information from, but it is wrong.
It is clear that you do not have a basic foundation in chemistry, biology, and pharmacology. 1. You do not know the difference between a metal and non-metal on the periodic chart or chemical nomenclature.
2. You have no clue regarding pathogens and claim that a plant causes dysentery and cholera.
3. You do not know the difference between the various medically prescribed drugs.

If you are unable to pick up a book or search online to get the right scientific/pharmacological information, then its just going to be a waste of my time because I'll have to keep on correcting the same things over and over again.
Do us all a favor and please refrain from giving any kind of advice on drugs in general, especially if you do not know the differences between them as this could be potentially fatal.

 

[timewerx]

I'm sick of you young looking people. I'm 25 and look like Sam Elliott.

It's a combination of genes and I'm a mad man!

 

[46AND2]

In amongst all the nonsense is this nugget.

I guess if you make enough ridiculous claims, then eventually you will make an accurate one by accident.

lmao. Slainte!

 

[46AND2]

Drinking is a sin.

Bible never says that.

 

[The Cadet]

I meant antibiotics in things like shampoos and liquid soaps - it's the main cause of acne. Even in face washes.

Do you have a newsletter I can subscribe to?

 

[lesliedellow]

Koine or Classical Greek?

Both. Modern Greek as well, for that matter. If the Bible meant grape juice, it would say grape juice.