Dr. Anne Chappelle

The blood vessels constrict in your eye and they don't turn, your eye doesn't seem as red. So when it's used as directed, it's fine. But what swallowing it in copious amounts can cause a very serious adverse reaction. If you get enough of it in you, it swallows enough, you can affect your central nervous system. And if you swallow too much of the substance, you can get severe drowsiness, sedation.

The blood vessels constrict in your eye and they don't turn, your eye doesn't seem as red. So when it's used as directed, it's fine. But what swallowing it in copious amounts can cause a very serious adverse reaction. If you get enough of it in you, it swallows enough, you can affect your central nervous system. And if you swallow too much of the substance, you can get severe drowsiness, sedation.

So it kind of looks maybe like alcohol intoxication. It can change your breathing, lower your blood pressure, and you can result in respiratory failure. or at severe cases, blurred vision, seizures, or even coma. So, yes, there are substances that you might have in your home that you really have to be careful with and make sure that you use as directed in the route that you're supposed to.

So it kind of looks maybe like alcohol intoxication. It can change your breathing, lower your blood pressure, and you can result in respiratory failure. or at severe cases, blurred vision, seizures, or even coma. So, yes, there are substances that you might have in your home that you really have to be careful with and make sure that you use as directed in the route that you're supposed to.

When we start going back to Jake's situation, here he was inhaling something that was damaging his lungs, which partially might have been damaging his blood-brain barrier, and it could have resulted in something seemingly innocuous added to his drug, which maybe taken orally or injected would have been handled differently by the body.

When we start going back to Jake's situation, here he was inhaling something that was damaging his lungs, which partially might have been damaging his blood-brain barrier, and it could have resulted in something seemingly innocuous added to his drug, which maybe taken orally or injected would have been handled differently by the body.

But because it was inhaled, maybe that's one of the substances that kind of pushed him over the edge with TL.

But because it was inhaled, maybe that's one of the substances that kind of pushed him over the edge with TL.

The state of California has decided that exposure to the combustion products from gas stoves is a problem for individuals and for the environment. So they are limiting the amount of gas stoves that can be used in California.

The state of California has decided that exposure to the combustion products from gas stoves is a problem for individuals and for the environment. So they are limiting the amount of gas stoves that can be used in California.

you know, wherever Jake was working, if he was around a grill, if there were some open flames and those different combustion products, those could have potentially led to something. But if he was working in a restaurant where there's a lot of, you know, different foods and presumably sourced correctly, I wouldn't think that's quite as much of an issue.

you know, wherever Jake was working, if he was around a grill, if there were some open flames and those different combustion products, those could have potentially led to something. But if he was working in a restaurant where there's a lot of, you know, different foods and presumably sourced correctly, I wouldn't think that's quite as much of an issue.

if you have a lot of stress that can affect the functioning of your immune system which your immune system is there to help ward off infection and to be able to protect you you know taking other illicit substances chronic sleep deprivation all those kinds of agents can subtly damage your immune system and make you more susceptible to a particular disease than maybe others so

if you have a lot of stress that can affect the functioning of your immune system which your immune system is there to help ward off infection and to be able to protect you you know taking other illicit substances chronic sleep deprivation all those kinds of agents can subtly damage your immune system and make you more susceptible to a particular disease than maybe others so

If he was in a situation as a chef, working crazy hours, working a lot of nights, not being out during the day to get your healthy vitamin D, it could have depressed his immune system and made him potentially more susceptible. But in reality, trying to, you know, put your finger right on something that might have caused this for him, it's hard to tell.

If he was in a situation as a chef, working crazy hours, working a lot of nights, not being out during the day to get your healthy vitamin D, it could have depressed his immune system and made him potentially more susceptible. But in reality, trying to, you know, put your finger right on something that might have caused this for him, it's hard to tell.

If you like mystery thrillers, you know, the Pyrrho, Angela Lansbury, Agatha Christie, there's a whole plethora of items that have been used as poisons over the years. And sometimes they will have a strange taste to them. For example, arsenic has a certain taste of like almonds sometimes. cyanide as well.

If you like mystery thrillers, you know, the Pyrrho, Angela Lansbury, Agatha Christie, there's a whole plethora of items that have been used as poisons over the years. And sometimes they will have a strange taste to them. For example, arsenic has a certain taste of like almonds sometimes. cyanide as well.

So sometimes there may be some kind of evidence like you maybe tasted something that was a little different. So certain poisons can mimic common illnesses, making them very difficult to detect. Things like heart attacks, strokes, infections, neurological disorders, all of those kinds of things could be associated with some kind of poisoning type event, some kind of adverse reaction to that.

So sometimes there may be some kind of evidence like you maybe tasted something that was a little different. So certain poisons can mimic common illnesses, making them very difficult to detect. Things like heart attacks, strokes, infections, neurological disorders, all of those kinds of things could be associated with some kind of poisoning type event, some kind of adverse reaction to that.