hydrangea_rem
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- Mar 2, 2024
- 12
how much oxalic acid could kill a person? i tried mixing a teaspoon of oxalic acid to my drink a few nights ago and i've been wondering to why there aren't any side effects to my body.
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Archangel
- Apr 15, 2022
- 9,114
Seems like a HIGHLY UNRELIABLE way to kill yourself. I would not pursue this method. You are more likely to severely injure yourself and then have to "live" with the damage.
https://www.icliniq.com/articles/first-aid-and-emergencies/oxalic-acid-poisoning
https://www.icliniq.com/articles/first-aid-and-emergencies/oxalic-acid-poisoning
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digicore glitz° • ✧
- Dec 12, 2024
- 203
To quote from a research paper on Sagepub:
"Christison and Coindet contributed a valuable article on the subject to the Edinburgh Medical Journal of 1823. They reported on eleven cases of oxalic acid poisoning. In every instance the poison was mistaken for Epsom salts, and the quantity varied from 3 drachms to 2 ounces."
"Christison and Coindet contributed a valuable article on the subject to the Edinburgh Medical Journal of 1823. They reported on eleven cases of oxalic acid poisoning. In every instance the poison was mistaken for Epsom salts, and the quantity varied from 3 drachms to 2 ounces."
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digicore glitz° • ✧
- Dec 12, 2024
- 203
Addendum:
" [...] Of the eleven cases, six died within the hour, three lived a few hours, and only two recovered."
" [...] Of the eleven cases, six died within the hour, three lived a few hours, and only two recovered."
