There are many poisons in the world itself of different nature... Some of them act almost instantly, others can torment the victim of poisoning for years, slowly destroying it from the inside. True, the concept of poison has no clear boundaries. It all depends on concentration. And often the same substance can act as a deadly poison, and as one of the most essential components for maintaining life. A striking example vitamins are such a duality - even a slight excess of their concentration can completely destroy health or kill on the spot. Here we propose to look at 10 substances that belong to pure poisons, and are included in the group of the most dangerous and fast-acting.
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Cyanides are called quite large group salts of hydrocyanic acid. They are all, like the acid itself, extremely poisonous. In the last century, both hydrocyanic acid and cyanogen chloride were used as chemical warfare agents, and on their account tens of thousands of lives.
Potassium cyanide is also famous for its extreme toxicity. Only 200-300 mg of this white powder, which looks like granulated sugar, is enough to kill an adult in literally a few seconds. Thanks to such a small dosage and an incredibly quick death, this poison was chosen to die by Adolf Hitler, Joseph Goebbels, Hermann Goering and other Nazis.
They tried to poison Grigory Rasputin with this poison. True, the poisoners mixed cyanide into sweet wine and cakes, not knowing that sugar is one of the most powerful antidotes for this poison. So in the end they had to use a pistol.
2. Bacillus anthrax
Anthrax is a very serious, rapidly developing disease caused by the bacteria Bacillus anthracis. There are several forms of anthrax. The most "harmless" is the skin. Even in the absence of treatment, mortality from this form does not exceed 20%. Intestinal form kills about half of the sick, but the pulmonary form is almost certain death. Even with the latest treatment methods modern doctors it is possible to save no more than 5% of patients.
Sarin was created by German scientists trying to synthesize a powerful pesticide. But this deadly poison, causing a quick but very painful death, acquired its gloomy fame not in agricultural fields, but as a chemical weapon. Sarin was produced in tons for decades for military purposes, and only in 1993 was its production banned. But, despite calls for the complete destruction of all stocks of this substance, in our time it is used by both terrorists and the military.
4. Amatoxins
Amatoxins are a whole group of poisons of a protein nature contained in poisonous mushrooms of the amanitic family, including the deadly toadstool. The particular danger of these poisons lies in their "slowness". Once in the human body, they immediately begin their destructive activity, but the victim begins to feel the first malaise not earlier than after 10 hours, and sometimes even after several days, when it is already very difficult for doctors to do something. Even if such a patient can be saved, he will still suffer for the rest of his life from excruciating dysfunctions of the liver, kidneys and lungs.
5. Strychnine
Strychnine in large quantities contained in nuts tropical tree chilibukha. It was from them that it was obtained in 1818 by the French chemists Pelletier and Cavantu. In small doses, strychnine can be used as a medicine that increases metabolic processes, improves heart function and treats paralysis. It was even actively used as an antidote for barbiturate poisoning.
Nevertheless, this is one of the most strong poisons... Its lethal dose is even less than that of the famous potassium cyanide, but it acts much more slowly. Death from strychnine poisoning occurs after about half an hour of terrible torment and severe convulsions.
Mercury is extremely dangerous in all its manifestations, but its vapors and soluble compounds are especially harmful. Even small amounts of mercury that enter the body cause severe damage to the nervous system, liver, kidneys and the entire gastrointestinal tract.
When small amounts of mercury enter the body, the poisoning process proceeds gradually, but inevitably, since this poison is not excreted, but, on the contrary, accumulates. In ancient times, mercury was widely used for the production of mirrors, as well as felt for hats. Chronic poisoning with mercury vapor, expressed in behavioral disorder up to complete insanity, at that time was called the "disease of the old hatter."
7. Tetrodotoxin
This extremely strong poison is found in the liver, milk and caviar of the famous puffer fish, as well as in the skin and caviar of some species of tropical frogs, octopuses, crabs, and in the caviar of the California newt. The Europeans first became acquainted with the effects of this poison in 1774, when the team ate an unknown tropical fish on the ship of James Cook, and the slops from lunch were given to the ship's pigs. By morning, all the people were seriously ill, and the pigs died.
Tetrodotoxin poisoning is very severe, and even today doctors manage to save less than half of all poisoned people.
It is interesting to note that the famous Japanese delicacy, puffer fish, is made from fish containing the most dangerous toxin exceeds the lethal dose for humans. Lovers of this treat literally entrust their lives to the art of the cook. But, no matter how hard the cooks try, accidents cannot be avoided, and every year several gourmets die, eating an exquisite dish.
Ricin is an extremely potent vegetable poison. Great danger represents the inhalation of its smallest grains. Ricin is about 6 times more potent than cyanide potassium but as a weapon mass destruction it was not used due to purely technical difficulties. But various special services and terrorists "love" this substance very much. Politicians and public figures letters filled with ricin are received with enviable regularity. True, the case rarely comes to death, since the penetration of ricin through the lungs has a rather low efficiency. For a 100% result, ricin must be injected directly into the bloodstream.
9. Vi-Ex (VX)
VX, or, as it is also called, VI-gas, belongs to the category of warfare poisonous gases that have a nerve-paralytic effect. He, too, was born as a new pesticide, but soon the military began to use it for their own purposes. Symptoms of poisoning with this gas appear within one minute after inhalation or contact with the skin, and death occurs within 10-15 minutes.
10. Botulism toxin
Botulinum toxin is produced by the bacteria Clostridium botulinum, which are pathogens the most dangerous disease- botulism. It is the strongest poison of organic nature and one of the strongest poisons in the world. In the last century, botulinum toxin was included in the arsenals of chemical weapons, but at the same time, active research was carried out regarding its use in medicine. And today great amount people who want to restore skin smoothness at least for a while are affected by this the worst poison, which is part of the most popular drug "Botox", which once again confirms the validity of the famous statement of the great Paracelsus: "Everything is poison, everything is a medicine; both are determined by the dose. "
There are many poisonous substances... Some of them affect the human body for a long time, others kill instantly. There are many fast-acting poisons, they are natural and chemical.
Such connections deprive their victim of the opportunity to survive almost immediately. What is the fastest-acting poison for humans the most famous and dangerous?
Top strong poisons in everyday life
IN living conditions a person is constantly faced with poisons. Many of them provide fast action on the body, therefore it is recommended to know their effect and methods of providing first aid to the injured person.
Acids
anthrax
Serious disease is caused by specific bacteria. There are several forms of the disease, the simplest being skin lesions. The most dangerous is the pulmonary form of the disease, even with timely assistance, only five percent of the victims manage to survive.
Zarin
Poisonous substance in the form of gas. Created to kill insects, but found its use in military sphere... The compound kills quickly, but death is painful. Production is banned all over the world, its stocks are often used for military purposes or by terrorists.
Amatoxins
Such poisons have a protein structure and are contained in dangerous mushrooms the amish family. The danger is that the first signs appear ten hours after the toxin enters the body, during this period the ability to save a person approaches zero. Even with a successful rescue attempt, the victim remains disabled for life and suffers from problems with internal organs.
Strychnine
Made from nuts tropical plant... IN minimum quantity used as a medicine. Strychnine is one of the fastest-acting poisons, superior to potassium cyanide. But death does not come immediately, but half an hour after poisoning.
Ricin
Ricin is a vegetable poison. Stronger than potassium cyanide six times. It is especially dangerous if it enters the bloodstream, in such a case, death occurs very quickly. Inhalation through the lungs is less dangerous, but also leads to serious poisoning.
VX
The compound is poison combat action, has a nerve effect. Changes in the body occur a minute after inhalation, and death is noted in fifteen minutes. A dangerous poison in the world is prohibited for use.
Botulinum toxin
Botulism is a poisoning caused by botulinum toxins. It is the most powerful poison in nature, previously used as biological weapons... Bacteria are used in cosmetology, but in a minimal dosage. With an increase in the amount of toxin, death occurs from a violation of the respiratory process.
Top strong poisons in the pharmacy
Medicines pose a danger to humans if used incorrectly. They are also poisons and, if overdose, lead to poisoning.
A fatal outcome is not excluded if the permissible amount of the drug is repeatedly exceeded. Many medicines are freely available at the pharmacy.
Dangerous:
- Funds for the treatment of the cardiovascular system.
- Antipsychotics and tranquilizers.
- Pain relievers.
- Antibiotics and antibacterial agents.
Dangerous to human health can be drugs for weight loss, drugs aimed at treating impotence, even eye drops. It is required to remember that in a minimal amount the medicine will help, and in an increased dosage it will lead to poisoning and death.
Dangerous poisons for animals
Animals suffer from poisoning no less often than people. What poisons are dangerous for dogs and cats?
Danger:
- Human medicines. Even a small amount of some drugs provokes serious poisoning or death. An example - a medicine for the treatment of tuberculosis - is used by dog hunters.
- Means for getting rid of fleas and ticks. Animals die from an overdose of such drugs.
- Food. You can not give pets food from the table, simple grapes lead to kidney failure, xylitol provokes a sharp drop in sugar levels and impaired liver function.
- Rat poison. Poison for rats often causes death of domestic animals. Rodent bait has a pleasant smell and therefore attracts other animals as well. In the absence of help, the pet dies very quickly.
- Medicines for animals. Medicines intended for treatment, in the wrong dosage, can cause death.
- Home plants. Cats and dogs love to nibble on some plants, many of which contain poisonous sap that is dangerous to health.
- Chemical substances, household chemicals... Located in accessible places, such products often attract the attention of animals. Poisoning develops quickly, as does death.
- Fertilizers and pesticides. Such compounds are suitable for plants, but are hazardous to animals.
Thus, the dangers and poisons for animals are no less than for humans. It is recommended to closely monitor the behavior of the animal in order to provide him with first aid in time.
Precautionary measures
It is possible to avoid serious intoxication by observing safety precautions. When working with poisons, it is required to wear special protective clothing and gloves. The use of protective goggles and respirators is recommended.
In no case during work is it allowed to eat, touch your face or open areas the skin. After the end of all the manipulations, they thoroughly wash their hands, take a shower if necessary, and send the clothes to the wash.
Before using unknown compounds, you must read the instructions and carefully follow them. Eating unknown foods is not recommended.
What to do if poisoned
If poisoning occurs, you must immediately call a doctor. Before his arrival, the victim is provided with possible first aid.
Actions:
- flush the stomach, if allowed;
- give to a person;
- use laxatives or cleansing enemas;
- introduce antidotes whenever possible;
- to provide fresh air, rest;
- quickly deliver to a medical facility.
Fast-acting poisons are present near a person, but if safety measures are followed, it is possible to avoid poisoning. When signs of intoxication appear, first aid is quickly provided and doctors are called.
Video: quick poisons for humans
How to poison a person with poison is asked not only by potential attackers, but also by ordinary Internet users. Today, the pharmaceutical market offers consumers a variety of drugs Some products are available for purchase without a doctor's prescription.
And there are also toxic substances that make it possible to eliminate an opponent quickly or, conversely, provoke a chronic disease. Age-old knowledge and modern technologies become dangerous weapon in the hands of competent people.
Potassium cyanide is known to almost everyone, at the beginning of the 20th century, dangerous powder was a common way to get rid of unwanted persons.
The poison belongs to the group of hydrocyanic acid derivatives and is highly soluble in water. Some sources indicate a specific smell of this substance, however, not all people are able to smell it. Potassium cyanide is poisonous if swallowed, and it is dangerous to inhale powder particles and solution vapors. The lethal dose of poison is only a few grams, but in most cases it depends on weight and individual characteristics organism.
With the help of potassium cyanide, you can quickly poison a person. Death is influenced by the way the substance enters the body, for example, when particles are inhaled, the effect of the toxin manifests itself instantly, and when it enters the stomach, the poison begins to cause irreversible consequences after 15 minutes.
The victim goes through several stages of intoxication. At first, there is a sore throat, then nausea and vomiting begins, possibly numbness of the pharynx. Over time, general weakness increases, a feeling of fear arises, and the pulse slows down. Subsequently, signs such as convulsions and loss of consciousness are noted. As a rule, if a sufficient dose of poison gets inside, a person dies within 4 hours.
With the advent of new drugs on the pharmaceutical market, people are interested in how to poison a person with pills. The list of dangerous poisons, if used incorrectly, includes the following medicines:
- sleeping pills "Phenazepam";
- hellebore water;
- drops "Corvalol".
The medicine "Phenazepam" is prescribed by doctors as a remedy for insomnia, panic attacks and stress. It belongs to psychotropic medications, and offenders use this drug in order to poison a person in a dream.
Like many other drugs, "Phenazepam" is incompatible with alcohol - this is what criminals use, since the joint use of these pills and alcoholic drinks leads to respiratory arrest and death. But getting the described drug is not easy, since it is dispensed exclusively by a doctor's prescription.
Chemerichnaya water is freely sold in a pharmacy and is used not only in traditional medicine, but also as a remedy against alcohol addiction. However, some cases of deliberate intoxication are not taken into account, which is why such a medicine is suitable for those who want to poison a person without determining the poison.
Death occurs when ingested for 2 years. raw materials, hellebore water negatively affects the work of the heart and blood pressure. Thus, the supply of oxygen to the brain gradually decreases.
As a rule, alcohol accelerates the absorption of poison and signs of intoxication with hellebore water develop within 20 minutes after taking the remedy. Vomiting begins, and symptoms such as severe thirst, slow heart rate, and mental disturbances are noted. Death occurs on average after 8 hours, such a drug allows criminals to poison a person without determining the exact cause of the death.
Drops "Corvalol" can be purchased at any pharmacy, which makes them an affordable and effective medicine for poisoning. The lethal dose of the drug depends on the weight and age of the person, on average it is 150 drops.
Intoxication is characterized by prolonged sleep, decreased blood pressure and dilated pupils. The joint use of this drug with alcohol is especially dangerous, in which case tachycardia appears, the skin turns blue. Poisoning a person slowly with the help of Corvalol drops, most likely, will not work, a fatal outcome occurs within a day, which is used by various asocial elements of society.
There are a lot of poisons in the world, some of them act for a long time, others cause instant poisoning. When exposed to the body, each toxic substance causes specific symptoms, the most common of which should be known to every person.
Vegetable and chemical poisons are very dangerous not only for health, but also for life. Today there are hundreds of species potent substances, some of which are used far from good intentions- genocide, terrorism, etc. However, our ancestors, even with the help of the most powerful poison, healed many ailments. One way or another, experts are actively studying this issue today.
The toxicity of toxic substances from the group is caused by an instant effect on the respiratory properties of cells, which aggravates its work. Cells stop working internal organs begin to collapse. This leads a person to a very difficult condition, often ending in death. In fact, cyanide is a derivative of hydrocyanic acid.
It looks like a snow-white powder of fine crystals. It dissolves quickly in water and is very unstable. A similar poison, in addition to laboratory methods, can be obtained from some plants (fruit seeds, almonds, etc.). However, poisoning is caused by a significant accumulation of the substance in the body.
Potassium cyanide is often used in industry:
- production of paper, plastics and some types of fabrics;
- in reagents for developing photographs;
- in the metal industry, cyanide is used to clean metal alloys from impurities;
- in granaries, products based on it protect products from rodents.
It is a fast-acting poison that can paralyze in minutes. The lethal dosage is only 0.1 mg / l. The person dies within one hour. First he loses consciousness, then his breathing and heart stops. Therefore, it is considered the fastest poison for humans.
Anthrax spores
This is chemical compound provokes a very dangerous infection, which often ends in death. The disease is most susceptible to people who interact with farm animals. Spores are highly persistent and can be stored in the soil for a long time, therefore they are among the most dangerous poisons.
This terrible disease has killed people for centuries. Only in the nineteenth century did the scientist Louis Pasteur manage to make a vaccine. The specialist studied the resistance of animals to the effects of poisons, introducing a weakened strain of the virus into their body. Several years ago, American scientists developed a more effective vaccine.
Anthrax spores feel great in the secretions of an infected individual, getting through them into the soil and water. So they are carried over great distances. IN African states bloodsucking insects can become carriers of poison. Incubation period lasts from a few hours to a week. The poison damages blood vessels, leads to swelling, loss of sensitivity and inflammation. On the skin boils are formed, growing into carbuncles. After a while, other very unpleasant symptoms may appear, from up to diarrhea. Often the patient will die.
The danger of sarin
Many Russians have been familiar with this substance since school desk and lessons of OBZH. It is known to be one of the most powerful poisons in the world. Since the end of the last century, they began to use it to create weapons of mass destruction (weapons of mass destruction). Sarin was founded by one of the German chemical companies. At first, the substance was used only by the military.
Sarin is a highly volatile, odorless liquid. Therefore, patients begin to think about poisoning only after the onset of symptoms.
Intoxication is possible in several ways:
- when a poison enters the oral cavity;
- through contact with the skin;
- through inhalation of vapors (gas).
Organic poison damages nerve endings, preventing proteins from being able to keep them working. The mild stage of poisoning is accompanied by general weakness and shortness of breath. Average - the pupils narrow, the head begins to hurt, tears, nausea, trembling in the arms and legs appear.
If first aid is not provided to a person, then death is inevitable. The severe stage has similar symptoms, but they are more pronounced. There is vomiting, involuntary discharge of urine and feces, headache intensifies. After a few minutes, the person loses consciousness and dies quickly.
Amatoxin is a strong natural poison
This is the strongest of the entire list. natural poisons On the Earth. Experts have proven that amatoxin is much more dangerous than any snake venom. 
It is contained in the composition of pale toadstools. Once in the human body, the toxin affects the liver and kidneys, after which all cells die.
Amatoxin is extremely insidious: manifestations are observed only after ten to twelve hours. In this case, it is too late to rinse the stomach, therefore it is imperative to call a medical team. In the early stages, the patient can be helped by Cephalosporin or activated charcoal. The most severe cases of poisoning with this biological poison require a liver transplant.
Strychnine and its scope
It is a plant toxin that is often used to bait mice, rats and other rodent pests. It is obtained in laboratory conditions from the seeds of chilibuhi ( african plant). A similar poison is often mentioned in detective stories, where the characters die from it.
It is used in the creation of certain drugs that are prescribed in exceptional cases. Indications for the use of such drugs are neurological diseases, impotence, loss of appetite, alcoholism, etc.
Liquid metal - mercury
This substance is mentioned as early as 400 BC. But archaeologists also talk about more ancient traces. Mercury is often used in industry, art, medicine and other fields. Mercury vapor is highly toxic. Intoxication can be both cumulative and instant. The central nervous system, and then other systems and organs.
The first signs of poisoning are trembling of the eyelids and fingers. After a while, stomach problems, vomiting, poor sleep and memory appear. If poisoning with mercury vapor occurs, then at first there is a damage to the respiratory system. Untimely or inappropriate medical care can be fatal.
Often times, people come across this liquid metal from a thermometer when it breaks. However, not everyone knows what to do in such a situation. First you need to collect all the mercury balls and shards. This should be done with protective rubber gloves. The remains of the thermometer must be placed in a sealed vessel.
After all this, the room must be carefully treated with a solution of potassium permanganate of strong concentration, and all existing surfaces must be wiped with a rag. After a day, the room needs to be thoroughly ventilated.
Poison is a toxin that can cause severe poisoning or even death. The impact on a person depends on the amount of poison, as well as its type. It can enter the body through the mouth, respiratory organs and skin. Poisoning symptoms may appear immediately after contact or after several hours. It is necessary to provide first aid immediately after the onset of signs of intoxication.
Classification
Allocate the following types poisons:
- Local poisons, which include substances that act only by direct contact. These are mercury, arsenic, alkalis and acids.
- Systemic poisons. After entering the body, they are sent with blood to all organs. These are potassium cyanide, strychnine, hypnotics.
- Chemical poisons classified as acids, alkalis, salts, gases. These are various organic and inorganic compounds.
Poisons are also common, that is, they are found in the immediate environment of a person. These are paints, herbicides, insecticides, rat poisons and other substances. Therefore, using such means, you must take precautions - put on a mask on your face and rubber gloves on your hands.
The most dangerous poisons
There is a list of the most dangerous poisons in the world. Moreover, their danger lies in various reasons:
- Methyl alcohol. Such a substance, after entering the human body, causes intoxication. And if you drink it in a large number, irreversible blindness or even death is possible. Therefore, at the first symptoms of poisoning, the patient needs to be helped and taken to the hospital. The danger of such a poison is that it appearance, the taste and smell are completely identical with ethyl alcohol, so they can be easily confused.
- Mercury. It is contained in mercury thermometers... And if you break 2 thermometers in a room, then all the people in it will get serious poisoning. The same substance is found in fluorescent lamps. Therefore, care must be taken when handling such items.
Mercury vapors are dangerous, and it begins to evaporate when room temperature... Therefore, if you break a thermometer or lamp on the street in winter, it is not scary - the balls of mercury can be collected and discarded.
- Snake poison. Approximately 250 species of snakes are venomous. However, the antidote for each species of reptile must be separate. This is the danger - after the poison enters the bloodstream, the antidote must be injected as soon as possible, otherwise, after 20 minutes - 4 hours (depending on the type of snake), there will be a lethal outcome.
- Potassium cyanide is the world's fastest-acting poison. Moreover, they can be poisoned both by touching, and by inhaling or by ingesting it through the mouth. Under its influence, iron binds in the blood cells, as a result of which the supply of oxygen to the vital important bodies... Death occurs within a few minutes. The substance has a bitter almond odor. Neutralized by glucose, therefore ineffective in sweet environments.
Available poisons
One of the most available poisons are mushrooms. In the summer, when their season begins, many have poisonings. Moreover, after eating some varieties of mushrooms, not only intoxication, but also death is possible. Therefore, not knowing the name of the mushroom, it is better not to risk it. You can only collect those species that are definitely safe. Only one poisonous mushroom from a whole basket - and poisoning is assured. These include false mushrooms, fly agarics, pale toadstool and others. For example, there are several varieties of pale toadstool, and some of them are practically indistinguishable from edible mushrooms.
Amanita muscaria can also be edible if cooked properly. They must be boiled during the day, draining the water as often as possible. But it is better not to risk it and eat mushrooms, russula, boletus and other edible mushrooms.
Potatoes may also contain dangerous poisons for the human body. If potatoes are not properly stored (if sunlight per root vegetable), solanine is formed in it. This substance causes severe intoxication in humans. It is not difficult to identify low-quality potatoes - as a rule, their skin takes on a greenish tint.
It is necessary to cook bread only from flour purchased from trusted sources. It is not recommended to purchase it on the market. If the flour is contaminated with ergot, the baked bread will be poisonous as the bacteria are not killed by cooking. Of course to fatal such poison will not lead, but it will cause irreparable harm to health.
At home, chemical fertilizers can also be easily poisoned. For example, potassium chloride is very dangerous, because once it enters the bloodstream, the substance blocks the activity of the heart. Death comes in just a few minutes.
Deadly poisons in nature
Scientists have compiled a list of poisons, after ingestion of which there is a high probability of death:
- A neurotoxin found in the venom of some snakes. Immediately after being bitten, the victim becomes dormant and drowsy. But after a while, muscle cramps appear, breathing quickens. Death occurs within 20-30 minutes due to paralysis respiratory tract... Moreover, hematomas or tumors do not appear at the site of the bite. However, such a snake bites very rarely. Immediately it is necessary to enter the patient with the antidote "Anticobra". If there are serious respiratory problems, ventilation is performed.
- Alpha latrotoxin, which is contained in the spider venom of the karakurt genus. At the time of the bite, there is a burning sensation, and after 20-30 minutes the pain spreads throughout the victim's body. Improvement of the patient's well-being occurs in a few days, and after 2-3 weeks his complete recovery occurs.
- Alpha-conotoxin found in the venom of certain shellfish species (eg geographic cone). If you take a shell with a clam in your hand, he immediately pierces it with thorns. At the same time, the victim feels unbearable pain, as a result of which he loses consciousness. After a few minutes, the heartbeat increases, fingers go numb, shortness of breath and paralysis of the limbs appear. Deaths reported after injection geographic cone... Moreover, there is no antidote. The patient can be saved only with the help of copious bloodletting from the injection site.
- Tityutoxin, which is produced by the yellow thick-tailed scorpion. The poison is so toxic that it even kills an adult. It is with the bite of this scorpion that 95% of all deaths from this poison are associated. They are found in Africa and the Middle East. Immediately it is necessary to inject the Antiscorpion serum, which will help save the victim's life.
- Finally, the most deadly poison in the world is diamphotoxin. It is the most powerful poison on our planet. Contained in the blood of the larvae of the leaf beetle common in the territory South Africa... The insect belongs to the same family as the Colorado potato beetle. The poison is intended only for protection from predators - after eating the beetle, it dies from excruciating pain. After entering the victim's body, the poison reduces the hemoglobin content by about 75%, since red blood cells are intensively destroyed. Poison can enter the human body only through the mouth. There is no antidote.
All poisons are very dangerous, deadly, so if you need to contact them, you need to do this with the utmost care. If symptoms of poisoning are detected toxic substances, you urgently need to call an ambulance. In some cases, even minutes decide the outcome of the situation. Therefore, if the poison is very dangerous, it is necessary to take the antidote as soon as possible. Otherwise, there is a high probability of death.
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