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Believe it or not, but some people started to take amounts like 250 balloons a day. The consequences of chronic B12 deficiency are serious and irreversible; ner
by misja111 3y ago
Believe it or not, but some people started to take amounts like 250 balloons a day. The consequences of chronic B12 deficiency are serious and irreversible; nerve damage and paralysis.
Also now and then someone decides to drive a car while inhaling NO2, which as you can imagine, is not really a bright idea.
These are rare cases but unfortunately these people are spoiling it for the rest.
- orra 3y ago> these people are spoiling it for the rest. These people aren't spoiling it for the rest. The government was always going to ban it because: (a) the government and the opposition always favour authoritarian drugs laws; and (b) they are unpopular and (due to ideology) incapable of solving real problems, so they announce terrible policies instead.
- zeristor 3y agoDoesn’t the balloon get in the way? There was petrol sniffing, and then people having a cigarette afterwards. The glue sniffing. So many silver phials dumped on the pavement, now people are buying the catering sized canisters of Nitrous oxide, and dumping that too.
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- Traubenfuchs 3y ago> 250 balloons a day Ok, can not emphasise with that, at all. > someone decides to drive a car while inhaling NO2 How? Why? It completely takes you out of commission for a few seconds / minute(s?) at best. Why would one take THAT while driving, it makes no sense.
- orwin 3y agoLike alcohol (although through a different mechanism), it has an effect on how fast your neurons communicate with each others, for hours. But without the short-term bad effects of alcohol. It's not taking it while driving, it's taking it before it was purged from your organism.