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Lead. If You drink a drink with traces of lead, you can get leadpoisoning That's how Bach Died. (Famous classical musician for people who don't know who he is)
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RuneScape does poison reduce your damage?
If you attack with poison, the enemy you attack will have his health gradually decrease, over a certain period of time. You will NOT get experience for the damage caused by the poison.
Who was the guitarist for poison for the song nothin but a good time?
Poison's guitarist was at the time CC DeVille.
When you poison why you die?
When a person digests poison into their body, it kills the internal organs. Sometimes the poison takes time to kill.
Are poison dart frogs poisonous?
They are not always poisonous. If fed proper diet in captivity, they will tend to lose their poison over an extensive amount of time. In the wild they eat fire ants which are poisonous and use it to synthesize their own poison used for defense purposes only. some are and some are not
How many albums poison sold?
The band Poison has sold over 50 million albums worldwide.
What is the name of a poison that kills you slowly if ingested?
One example of a poison that can kill you slowly if ingested is arsenic. It is a toxic substance that can lead to symptoms such as vomiting, stomach pain, and organ failure over time.
Does TV poison us?
I'm certain television won't poison you, I mean you might waste time watching it but it's certainly not going to poison you!!
Who used poison gases for the first time in ww1?
Germany was the first country to use poison gas
Do hornets have poison?
Hornets are poisonous but usually if you get stung, it is not a lethal dose of the poison you will receive. If you get stung multiple times all over the body, you could be harmed by the poison.
What is cumulative poison?
Cumulative poison is a type of poison that builds up in the body over time with repeated exposure, leading to toxic effects. Unlike acute poisons that cause immediate harm, cumulative poisons can cause health problems after prolonged or repeated exposure even at low levels. Examples include lead and mercury.
What if someone was to poison you little at a time with something off a poison arrow for hunting?
You die Hah hah hah
Why do over 1000 people in the US call Poison Control Centers each year?
Because there is alot of poison that needs controlled.
