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BoovDawg
reply to post by andy1972
There was a woman last week round my end that died like 5 times from mixing vodka with cheap energy drink on night out, apparently after the alcohol wore off she had massive heart attacks, She all good now tho.
Danbones
there are alot of things that will cause the ol kiddlies to crap out
jumping to the conclusion that it was the last thing consumed is kinda like saying jesus died from the last supper
he should have lasted a couple days on that cross, but as the story goes; he only hung in there for a few hours
do people blame what ever potion he had consumed from the holy grail?
hell no!
see the holy grail thread: now everybody wants some...!
which brings me to the subject of deathwish advertising
the mass marketers have ben airbrushing skulls into the art work for decades now...
why?
becasue : sell the shizle not the steak
Prescription drugs taken as prescribed in hospitals are the fourth leading cause of death in the US and Canada, after cancer, heart disease and strokes. They cause about 10,000 deaths a year in Canada and about 106,000 deaths a year and over two million serious injuries in the US. As many as another 10,000 deaths a year in Canada are thought to occur outside hospitals due to the wrong drug, dosage errors and adverse reactions. One out of four admissions to internal medicine in Canadian hospitals is related to prescription drugs, of which 70% are preventable. Canadians now spend more on prescription drugs ($24 billion) than we do on doctors ($18 billion).
All drugs cause adverse effects. The only difference between a drug and a poison is dosage. Many drugs are marketed at dosages that are risky for many patients, referred to as a narrow therapeutic index. Sixteen major drugs have been pulled off the North American market since 1997 for injuring or killing patients including the drug that killed Vanessa Young – Prepulsid. Vioxx alone may have [color]killed 55,000-65,000 patients before being withdrawn by the manufacturer, Merck, in 2004.
Danbones
reply to post by andy1972
good points Andy
Prescription drugs taken as prescribed in hospitals are the fourth leading cause of death in the US and Canada, after cancer, heart disease and strokes. They cause about 10,000 deaths a year in Canada and about 106,000 deaths a year and over two million serious injuries in the US. As many as another 10,000 deaths a year in Canada are thought to occur outside hospitals due to the wrong drug, dosage errors and adverse reactions. One out of four admissions to internal medicine in Canadian hospitals is related to prescription drugs, of which 70% are preventable. Canadians now spend more on prescription drugs ($24 billion) than we do on doctors ($18 billion).
All drugs cause adverse effects. The only difference between a drug and a poison is dosage. Many drugs are marketed at dosages that are risky for many patients, referred to as a narrow therapeutic index. Sixteen major drugs have been pulled off the North American market since 1997 for injuring or killing patients including the drug that killed Vanessa Young – Prepulsid. Vioxx alone may have [color]killed 55,000-65,000 patients before being withdrawn by the manufacturer, Merck, in 2004.
I can see why you are so concerned about energy drinks
i wonder if; what other drugs that kid was on?
edit on Monam3b20143America/Chicago04 by Danbones because: (no reason given)
BoovDawg
reply to post by andy1972
There was a woman last week round my end that died like 5 times from mixing vodka with cheap energy drink on night out, apparently after the alcohol wore off she had massive heart attacks, She all good now tho.