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Thank you for the information. Though, I do wonder: how can boiling increase the toxin levels? Or does it simply increase the concentration because some water h
by daveslash 5y ago
Thank you for the information. Though, I do wonder: how can boiling increase the toxin levels? Or does it simply increase the concentration because some water has evaporated?
- dmoy 5y ago> Or does it simply increase the concentration because some water has evaporated? Yes, this.
- xNeil 5y agoWill increasing the concentration matter? Obviously I know nothing on the subject, but drinking 10ml of poison in 100ml of water must be as harmful, and thus toxic, to me as 10ml of poison in 50ml water, right? Or we're assuming they don't drink all the water, in which case 20ml of the first solution will be less toxic than 20ml of the second.
- faeyanpiraat 5y agoHigher concentration may mean higher rate of absorbtion. If detoxification happens at a constant rate, then a quicker accumulation of toxins may bring you over a threshold you would not’ve gone over had you consumed a poison of lower concentration.
- undersuit 5y agoYou are seasoned drinker or scientist.
- ceejayoz 5y agoI need to drink 3-4 liters of water a day. That's fairly fixed. If I'm drinking water with twice the concentration, that's twice the poison.