Scary. I live in a small town and a man was getting a sore stomach, was puking, he didn't know what was happening for months he went to the doctor, finally figured out his wife was poisoning his food!
I can relate to that I was dating this guy and I couldnt figure out how I was getting so drunk off 3 or 4 drinks (I'm a heavy Irish drinker). Come to find out he was giving me GHB in my cocktails. People need help, that's a good idea because in hindsight it made perfect since but at the time it was the last thing I was thinking. You live with someone and learn to trust them, I wish I had known red flags about the drug and more information sooner. Like if you end up in the ER it can be gone by the next morning, meanwhile the ER just thinks your heavily drunk. Thought it was lack of sleep, not eating enough, maybe me taking my medicine at night with the cocktails nope someone being an *sshole
I remember reading about a woman who drank antifreeze and then drank a bunch of vodka. Because ethanol is the cure for antifreeze ingestion, she accidentally saved herself from dying.
"anyone who's knows a good way to get rid of a stinking smell?" ==> Drench the corpse in "Thioacetone" (C3H6S). Nobody will EVER notice the stench of death whilst retching their guts from a half-mile away.
Getting rid of flesh is easy, it's the bones you gotta worry about. Wood chipper is usually the best solution, followed by burning the mulch or dissolving it in lye for complete and rapid disposal
Thanks for helping me out. 0#: "Murder is bad" 1#: Arsenic is outdated. 2#: Use multiple poisons at once, because doctors have to do educated guesses, but who would suspect two poissons. 3#: Thallium is pretty good, but slow. 4#: Polonium is expensive I heard and it is just cruel. 5#: Antifreeze taste sweet, works and is easily available. 6#: Oleander may be hard to detect and it looks beautyful. I wish everyone a healthy meal...;D
Georgi Markov, the guy that was poked with an umbrella and injected with a tiny metal ball with ricin in it, I surely thought would be on this list. They should do an episode on poisons that are detectable yet untreatable.
My father was poisoned with Arsenic and almost died, but thanks to a 3rd doctors opinion they saved him. He still suffered severe nerve loss and took years of rehabilitation to walk again. Arsenic may not be common today but it certainly happens.
The perfect murder weapon is a sharp thick icicle. No fingerprint, it will eventuall melt leaving no murder weapon behind. Right through the heart will do it. Just be sure to wear a full body suit, cover shoes in those disposable shoe coverd. Makes.sure you shower and shave beforehand so you dont leave any hair or skin cells behind....dont pay for anything used in the preperation by card or online. Dont tell anyone and dont find the body. Dont kill a person you know either. Stranger murders are harder to solve. I watch al9t pf murder shows and know how not to be caught
chelsea greer, yeah it was pretty clear you got all that from watching t.v: you can't stab someone in the heart with an icicle, your sternum is too strong.
@@nuadathesilverhand3563 would be so awkward when the icicle breaks after the stab atempt and you both just sitting there like wtf now. Also even if it did work you now probably have blood on you and your dna would be around the victem
Talking about poisons, there is a really good book called “A is for Arsenic: the poisons of Agatha Christie” by Kathryn Harkup. A very accurate scientific book, NOT to use for killing anyone of course.
It’s entirely possible I’ve increased my tolerance for arsenic. I eat about five apples every day. And yes, including the seeds. The seeds are the treat inside the apple. I have a very rare craving for bitter foods. I eat as much bitter melon my system can handle, for example. I know that apple seeds contain arsenic, but they’re tasty. What can I say?
It works by keeping the enzymes that would oxidize the ethylene glycol to glycolic acid busy by converting the much more abundant ethanol to acetic acid. Or in case of methanol, the DNA-destroying formaldehyde.
You should have mentioned the antidotes too. For example, the antidote for cyanide is cobalamin, a type of vitamin b. Cobalamin reacts with cyanide too form cyanidecobalamin, which is harmless and can be eliminated through urine. I don’t know if it has been done before, but a video about the chemistry behind doping and why it is considered cheating would be interesting
@@jacquelineess1141 i think you might have watched a few too many episodes of breaking bad 99% of acids arent strong enough to completely dissolve everything plus they are hard to come by i would recommend burying the body in loads of thermite that stuff turns everything to ash and isnt to hard to make it was used in ww2 to burn holes into tanks so you could imagine what it would do with a body additionally you can toss in all the tools and other stuff used during the crime. And just to clarify things here im only messing arround dont try this at home please
Oleanders are everywhere in AZ. I was helping at my Grandma's assisted living facility in early 2020 and chatting with a new resident outside. She mentioned the beautiful flowers on all the bushes around, and she was planning to pick some leaves to see if they made a good tea. "No! Absolutely don't do that! Oleanders are very toxic." At first she thought I was joking, but someone else confirmed it to her. I spoke to the administrators who decided they should remind all residents of this fact in the next weekly newsletter.
working in a hospital lab, we actually get tests for ethylene glycol and methanol back relatively quickly from an outside lab (about 2 hours) when docs suspect poisoning. it's quite common among hardcore alcoholics to poison themselves when they have no access to alcohol
@@ricksullivan95 A hospital lab is literally just a centralized place for testing for various illnesses. A small hospital might have to wait weeks to get a result back, even though the test itself takes a few days. A larger hospital has a internal testing lab, so there's faster turnaround times for tests. They still do have to outsource some tests, because the internal lab won't be able to do every single test imaginable.
I’ve had thallium as a medical imaging tool. Unfortunately it made me incredibly nauseous after, but that is a rare side effect of the form and dose they use. It is usually completely fine :)
So did l,(though l had no idea thallium was the tracer used till l read your comment and Googled) l had an MRI to investigate my thyroid and they used a radioactive tracer injection in conjunction with it. It was fine 🙂
As for the sweetness of Ethylene Glycol (which is not the same as Ethylene), I am surprised there was no mention of the great wine scandal some years ago, where fraudsters sold it as a sweetener to wine makers. All wine from an entire country ended up unsellable even the brands that were not forcefully recalled after testing.
Good, it might help them with some mysterious things and the rumors accompanying them. Simply asking for help from certain people can cause lols and ridicule or worse. The pictures show the reason for my interest and I see no reason not to skip middlemen. Big bro is looking out for the vast majority of us, I believe, and I'm thankful
NSA won't actually do anything. If they did, it would tip people off that they've been snooping and have a back door. They would literally allow a murder to happen to prevent knowledge of their snooping getting out. Similar to the scene in the movie The Imitation Game where they let the Germans sink a boat than to save the boat and tip the Germans off.
I would have thought Ricin and Nutmeg would be on this list because Ricin is found in Castor Beans so it would be hard to determine whether a poisoning was caused by self inflicted accident or murder. And with nutmeg being a common spice used to add flavor to things, many people probably wouldn't think it would be used to kill someone.
Ricin works because there is no antidote for it.I would argue that he's wrong about Aersnic because he says it would feel like bad fatal food poisoning;if it feels that bad wouldn't you already be dead?
Hey, been watching these for years now and theyre a great way to pass the time! Im a physics major and I just wanted to note that (at 7:30) mega electron volts are a unit of energy, not momentum. To be momentum it would have to be Mev/c. Keep up the great work guys!
I had neighbors that poisoned our dogs with antifreeze-soaked meat, growing up. I sell remember the poor puppers throwing up, drooling... I remember them mentioning the crystals forming in them at the vet. It was so horrible... we couldn't do anything to confirm he did it, even though we knew and he even bragged about it later, so no justice was served, either.
More precise amygdalin, which can be transformed by chemical reactions to hydrogen cyanide. Bitter almonds themself does not contain hydrogen cyanide and they are although not good, they aren't also poisonous (they are source to make a hydrogen cyanide, but not the only one). Once by accident I ate few of them but I did not get poisoned.
Cyanide smells a bit sweet, like amaretto liquor. First smelled it when I caught a big yellow and black centipede as a kid. They make cyanide as a defense mechanism apparently.
A herpetology mentor of mine once told me of a family who was traveling cross country, camping along the way. They stopped one night and decided to cut a few sticks from a bush to roast some hot dogs for dinner. The highway patrol found them all deceased, next to a patch of oleander bushes along the highway. They had no clue that the sticks holding the hot dogs over the flames were deadly poisonous. 😳
all this time I thought this was hosted like Discovery, NatGeo, or some other big budget "we teach to make money" big production company but nope... I looked up who this Hank Green is and I'm impressed with his work and I'm grateful that you have this channel
Important Note: While Rasputin's assassins had attempted to kill him with cyanide, they failed due to the simple fact that he never actually ingested any. The cyanide was in petit fours, and Rasputin got heartburn from sugar, and so avoided things like petit fours.
Horrible... I don't want be close to the 😂 Some buildings make with arsenal But I can't understand how medicine have poison??? That why I not take medicine..
I had an old white lady neighbor whose dog mysteriously died. Vet found out that it was antifreeze poisoning. My mom kept a gallon of antifreeze sitting outside of our house. I had always been scared of the lady's dog because it was big and it always jumped on me. So she automatically assumed that I was the one who poisoned her dog. She got a new dog just like the old one. She secretly had cameras installed outside her house. The new dog died, from antifreeze poisoning just like the other one. She checked her cameras. Found out her own son, who live out of state came and poisoned her dog. He admitted to poisoning the first dog to. He said he did it because his family were coming for a visit and both of his daughters were scared of the dogs. He felt like the dogs got too aggressive around them.
He was too lazy to work on it or to make sure things were safe so he murdered precious animals he could have paid for training he could have done several things so he's basic basically no he's not basically he's a brutal stupid murderer he should be put in jail!!!!!!! 🐶🐺🐱🐴🐇
Oh wow... He is kind of psycho! If you think dog is aggressive then you can chain up them when his daughters come to house and try to make them more familiar with each other... That's how you try to solve problems not by killing innocent dogs.
please, if you can get away with saying you are going to be a professional school shooter you can get away with looking at a video about poison (besides maybe the antifreeze is the only one easier to obtain than a gun)
You say "professional" school shooter like it's something one can do as a job. "Yep, just got 3 more mass murders to commit this week and I'll get my paycheck. I can't believe they pay me less than my coworker just cause he had military training..."
no, I say it as it was written www.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/fcc4d6e141255bef22471c81cc1d1cbd78cf23b7/c=2-0-1997-1500&r=x404&c=534x401/local/-/media/2018/02/15/USATODAY/USATODAY/636542946852767324-youtube-comment-021518.jpg
alexander litvinenko confirmed himself he did not notice any particular odor or taste when he drank the poisoned tea altough later they tested the tea pot that served him and it was hot (radioactive) even the plane where the killer entered the country had traces of radiation.luckily polonium-210 is difficult to obtain to the common citizen it is so deadly even if the doctors detect it right away the victim is already sentenced to death...
Regarding the oleander poison which is similar to some medications, I guess it's the difference between gently nudging someone's heart in the right direction and outright punching their heart in the right direction.
I once worked on the UI for a gas detection system in a nuclear power plant. They had poison gases on site for testing. One of them was arsine. I was pretty happy when that job was finished.
I read a comment from a home secretary about clemancy from execution, this was never granted to poisoners because poisoning is always premeditated unlike a blow to the head or a shooting where the benefit of the doubt can be considered. Antimony can be used in place of arsenic but it can also be detected by the Marsh Test.
Ethylene glycol also vaporizes easily from compressed air, I got poisoned from it by vapors when changing a head gasket on a car and blowing out the head bolt holes and apperently some went into the coolant jackets and it literally made a huge cloud in my garage in seconds, I was clueless hours later I started frantically searching what could be wrong with me and i had all the symptoms but coma so I was lucky
Thank you for this video it’s very informative. I came across it because I had a random moment of curiosity about ‘invisible’ poisons. Years ago I heard the term (and sorry for the misspelling)… but what about Sacomaglichol… it kills cells but then turns everything else into water. So essentially it just breaks the human body down to it’s essential components (Oxygen and Hydrogen). There for starving all of the systems. Sorry for my ignorance but this is something I heard about from ‘Bones’ which is by now a very dated TV series 😂
Oh yea, I remember that Oleander flower. My school had several bushes within the recess court. Lot's of children used to rip off leaves and branches to help build mudcastles. Nobody got poisoned tho.
My Lord- I grew up in California and Oleander is planted all over the place! I sometimes picked Oleander flowers from bushes that were planted on the "islands" separating two sides of a street or highway...I wonder just how many kids are routinely at risk. Thank god it seems to require ingesting a lot of it to be dangerous or fatal...
Ethylene glycol can actually be treated with the use of whiskey or other similar alcoholic beverages and can be administered orally or by an iv infusion. It has a higher affinity for the sites ethylene glycol binds to and they will be kicked out of those sites where they can then be broken down and excreted by the body.
Came here to say just that. If accidentally ingestion of antifreeze time to get drunk. It binds long enough for the body to get rid of the ethylene glycol.
As someone who works at a hospital lab, I've actually heard stories of alcoholics that deliberately poisoned themselves just to force doctors to dose them up on ethanol. Oh well, it's still better than not having free universal healthcare! =p
Ethylene glycol is especially dangerous to have around if someone is an alcoholic. My mother is a retired social worker, and she had a client who died because she had no wine, beer or liquor left and she drank antifreeze because the ethylene glycol was a form of alcohol. I was in the room because mom was called at home and ended up having to spend her weekend planning her client’s funeral.
*Jackson M* No, cyanide smells like almonds. Which, do you think, was the first of the two to be discovered? Do you see what I mean. That's like saying the sky is the same colour as my shirt.
I'm allergic to almonds, so i have no idea what they smell like because i avoid them like the plague... After 2020, that phrase doesn't hold the same weight. We need a new phrase
@@billyandrew actually, no. Almonds smell like cyanide because cyanide gives them the specific scent. It's not about what is discovered when, it's about almonds being a complex plant made up of chemical compounds like cyanide. What we call "almond" smell is actually just certain molecules within it, just like any other plant scent.
Really interesting, as usual ! For me, the piece on oleander-common in my childhood-was enlightening becasue the toxins in that plant are cardiac glycosides. That I never knew. In 2913, I died from cardiac glycoside poisening in Mexico from too big a dose of "the toad medicine", while at the same time being dehydrated. The toad medicine was from Bufo alavarius-the Sonoran Desert Toad-and the active ingrediant was 5-methoxy-N,N-Dimethyltryptamine. Fortunately, the shaman was also a medical doctor. So here I am again. Next time, if there is a next time, I'd use the synthetic version without the glycosides.
Polonium 210 is extremely hard to get ahold of. Litvenyenko's death was meant to be a message, as it was assumed that the Russian gov't was the only likely source.
The only time my maternal grandmother ever fused at me and my sister was when we were playing in her yard under a big bush, and she came running out of the house and told us never to play by that bush, and that it was bad for people. Then she said, "Not all husband die of heart attacks, you know. Now scoot!" It was an oleander bush. I was a grown woman before I connected the dots. My grandfather died of an aneurism, BTW. Lol. But it's a common saying down here in the south when a husband is abusive or just an ass..., "Y'all excuse me while I go fix Mike a pitcher of oleander tea. He's cuttin' up again." Not saying we do it; just saying we say it. 😇
Also, fun fact about ethylene glycol: the best antidote for it is alcohol. At least according to Chubbyemu, it’s processed by the same enzymes as those that process ethylene glycol, and is preferred by them; as long as there’s alcohol in the body, the enzymes will mostly digest that, meaning the glycol is digested slowly enough that the body can handle the byproducts as they come.
Yes, but he is specifically referencing the chemical as used in antifreeze. As a mechanic I've had antifreeze in my mouth more times than I'd care to admit and in my 15 year career it has never tasted good. So as he referenced it, it is not going to be used as a poison.
but the thing is, is that they specifically say ETHYLENE GLYCOL IS THE BASE for most antifreeze but is not antifreeze itself, they're talking about the chemical and not Antifreeze. listen closely at 7:48
@@tedrodgers9527 well thank denatonium benzoate for that. Because ethylene glycol is sweet on its own and gets bittering agents (usually denatonium benzoate) to make it disgusting. The substance however has actually been used to sweeten wine in the seventies with quite a few casualties.
Very interesting tidbit of information concerning ethylene glycol poisoning: National Geographic and Forensic Files detailed a case where the culprit killed their victim with antifreeze-laced Gatorade. After reading about this case, a friend showed me the episode and I told him that I knew how it ended the moment I recognized the pattern of how the poisoner was poisoning the victim. I said, "I know exactly how this ends and exactly what the murderer used to kill his victim. I won't spoil it, but you'll find it interesting." Moral of the story? Murder by poison is often caused by people closest to the victim and poisoners are often very good liars, often pathologically so.
My great grandfather poisoned and killed at least 5 of his wives, he had 9. They were immigrants and all in their 20s, he was old. I don't think he killed any of his kids. He would abandon them with his dead wife's families. He was an herbalist in S Texas. My grandmother, other side of the family, sent me the recipe for oleander tea. I threw it out as soon as I saw it.
When I was a teen, I wore pink oleander flowers in my hair. I love the way the smelled and they were everywhere. In my 30's, my mom told me that my grandma had a recipe for oleander tea. She had 5 husbands. BTW I love the band Oleander. Saw them at the Sunken Gardens back in the 90's.
Did she poison her multiple husbands with the poisonous oleander tea? Oleander is extremely poisonous, and the only reason she would make tea from it is to poison somebody or herself. If she used the tea to poison somebody she should be seeing a prison cell or a psychiatric hospital cell! See this is why I don’t take food or tea from anybody unless I know it hasn’t been opened or tampered with. I don’t trust anybody giving me food or tea or beverages unless I get it myself, or I see it being prepared step by step or it’s an unopened bagged, boxed, or canned product from the store. Don’t trust anybody who offers you home made food or drink you don’t know what they put in it. Yeah don’t offer me any food I’ll buy my own at the store. How I know a lot about plants is I read about them because I’m a survivalist.
@@owlknickerknots2607 It's a wonder I didn't have a reaction from the oleander bc I wore them behind my ear. I would pluck them and put them in vases. I would wash my hands bc they had that milky sticky sap. Maybe that's what saved me. The last man my gran married was in the late 60s. No one was interested in the marriages of a little old lady. She had the occasional bf from her 60s till when she died at 99. I can't say for sure how the husbands died but she did have the recipe. Interesting what you say about accepting teas. Last time I saw my stepmother she gave me a quart size ziploc full of rose hips. I did not grow up with her but it was no secret she hated my beautiful, smart baby sister. She went as far as to have a black alter in her closet with my sister's school pic surrounded with black candles. I've never had words with her bc I never lived with her and she had no influence or input in my life. Needless to say I don't trust that woman. I still have the rosehips and sure as hell did not make a tea with them. I should plant them and see what happens. But I do trust what ppl have given me. I have jars of various wild garden herbs from Crete that my dear friends gave me. By now I just think about different wild garden herbs but never act on them. I should, I have a shaded weed garden full of giant burdock, dandelions, plantains, plants for monarch butterfly larvae, clover, creeping charlie, wild violets and a bunch of other weeds. Well this has given me an idea, I should plant those rosehips in there and see how they fare!
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Scary. I live in a small town and a man was getting a sore stomach, was puking, he didn't know what was happening for months he went to the doctor, finally figured out his wife was poisoning his food!
I can relate to that I was dating this guy and I couldnt figure out how I was getting so drunk off 3 or 4 drinks (I'm a heavy Irish drinker). Come to find out he was giving me GHB in my cocktails. People need help, that's a good idea because in hindsight it made perfect since but at the time it was the last thing I was thinking. You live with someone and learn to trust them, I wish I had known red flags about the drug and more information sooner. Like if you end up in the ER it can be gone by the next morning, meanwhile the ER just thinks your heavily drunk. Thought it was lack of sleep, not eating enough, maybe me taking my medicine at night with the cocktails nope someone being an *sshole
Then what happened ?
This show truly enlightens me. I did not know that murder was bad, thank you for clearing that up for me. Ugh blood is so sticky.
Daniel Varzari not if you clean it fast enough. Have you tried kitty litter? Works on oil.
Damn I'm learning so much about how to kill people today!
Great murd- writing material!
CherryBoyWriter not being too undetectable there
Daniel Varzari quantity over quality, all I'm saying. Shoulda put down plastic before hand.
Sarah Glover Always nice to learn new cleaning techniques, thank you.
I remember reading about a woman who drank antifreeze and then drank a bunch of vodka. Because ethanol is the cure for antifreeze ingestion, she accidentally saved herself from dying.
Reminds me of the episode of House where the death row guy drank printer toner, but House gave him alcohol and he survived the toner
@@bigtub1101 Yup. An epic cure!
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@@noorz5895 great minds think alike 😘
So that's how so many people survived the ethylene glycerol scandal in Europe. The Alcohol in the products reduced lethality.
The real *Undetectable Posion* has never been detected...
most toxins are detectable. its just a matter of if you are alive or dead ;)
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Hank is hands down the best guy explaining stuff on this channel! It makes it so easy to listen to.
Tomorrow on SciShow: 3 ways to completely destroy a corpse
Until then, anyone who's knows a good way to get rid of a stinking smell?
Tyler Peterson Police hate this!!! how to dispose of a corpse WITH NO EVIDENCE
Like in breaking bad: Dissolving it in acid and flushing it down a toilet.
"anyone who's knows a good way to get rid of a stinking smell?" ==> Drench the corpse in "Thioacetone" (C3H6S).
Nobody will EVER notice the stench of death whilst retching their guts from a half-mile away.
Getting rid of flesh is easy, it's the bones you gotta worry about. Wood chipper is usually the best solution, followed by burning the mulch or dissolving it in lye for complete and rapid disposal
Thanks for helping me out.
0#: "Murder is bad"
1#: Arsenic is outdated.
2#: Use multiple poisons at once, because doctors have to do educated guesses, but who would suspect two poissons.
3#: Thallium is pretty good, but slow.
4#: Polonium is expensive I heard and it is just cruel.
5#: Antifreeze taste sweet, works and is easily available.
6#: Oleander may be hard to detect and it looks beautyful.
I wish everyone a healthy meal...;D
So you're saying oleander + antifreeze = best poison? I need to test this... for science, of course!
add antifreeze to a cocktail and oleander in a fancy meal
Bookmarked. :P
you should try organic mercury. 2 drops are enough to kill and it gets absorbed by the skin. takes a lot of time for symtopms to show up as well.
Antifreeze and oleander ice cream it is then. :P
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Georgi Markov, the guy that was poked with an umbrella and injected with a tiny metal ball with ricin in it, I surely thought would be on this list. They should do an episode on poisons that are detectable yet untreatable.
One of the most toxic poison's was Belladonna.
They have.
Yup ricin and similar peptides can be extremely difficult to detect and very deadly.
“Murder is bad.”
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I call plagiarism. "Thou shalt not murder." -God. Credit was not correctly listed. lol
Please explain in detail. Thanks.
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Murder is fantastic!
It's only murder if you kill quickly enough...🤔
My father was poisoned with Arsenic and almost died, but thanks to a 3rd doctors opinion they saved him. He still suffered severe nerve loss and took years of rehabilitation to walk again. Arsenic may not be common today but it certainly happens.
Oh, I'm so sorry!
Who in the world poisoned him and why? Was the poisoner ever caught and imprisoned? What's the rest of the story?
Same. I wanna know.
Look at the fingernails, mees lines
Do you know what his other symptoms were?
I was at a restaurant that used oleander as decoration on the food. I told them it was poisonous but they did not care.
It only takes 1 to spread the message.
Report them.
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Yea if you want to kill some one, use them all. its better to over kill than under kill.
The perfect murder weapon is a sharp thick icicle. No fingerprint, it will eventuall melt leaving no murder weapon behind. Right through the heart will do it. Just be sure to wear a full body suit, cover shoes in those disposable shoe coverd. Makes.sure you shower and shave beforehand so you dont leave any hair or skin cells behind....dont pay for anything used in the preperation by card or online. Dont tell anyone and dont find the body. Dont kill a person you know either. Stranger murders are harder to solve. I watch al9t pf murder shows and know how not to be caught
chelsea greer, yeah it was pretty clear you got all that from watching t.v: you can't stab someone in the heart with an icicle, your sternum is too strong.
@@nuadathesilverhand3563 would be so awkward when the icicle breaks after the stab atempt and you both just sitting there like wtf now. Also even if it did work you now probably have blood on you and your dna would be around the victem
Arsenic is one of the first things they look for in a suspicious deaths both cyanide and arsenic are blood agents
Dear FBI,Please don’t break into my house I just watched this video out of curiosity
I liked the comment because I feel the same. See!
Same LOL- I just never want to be poisoned
Me too, 😅
Me too
@@im1ssu147 nobody is poisoning anybody...🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄😑😑😑😑😑😑
Talking about poisons, there is a really good book called “A is for Arsenic: the poisons of Agatha Christie” by Kathryn Harkup. A very accurate scientific book, NOT to use for killing anyone of course.
It’s entirely possible I’ve increased my tolerance for arsenic. I eat about five apples every day. And yes, including the seeds. The seeds are the treat inside the apple.
I have a very rare craving for bitter foods. I eat as much bitter melon my system can handle, for example. I know that apple seeds contain arsenic, but they’re tasty. What can I say?
Thanks so much for this!
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This commnet gives off serious "asking for a freind" vibes
@@BeckBeckGo I eat them as well but during digestion they are safe to eat. Once I learned that I happily indulge.
In pets at least, the treatment for ethylene glycol poisoning is IV ethanol. Yes, if your dog drinks antifreeze, the vet saves it by getting it drunk!
Yup. Same applies to humans when they are experiencing methanol poisoning.
Dogs are twice as susceptible to ethylene glycol as humans, also to cyanide. Chocolate will kill dogs too.
It works by keeping the enzymes that would oxidize the ethylene glycol to glycolic acid busy by converting the much more abundant ethanol to acetic acid. Or in case of methanol, the DNA-destroying formaldehyde.
You should have mentioned the antidotes too. For example, the antidote for cyanide is cobalamin, a type of vitamin b. Cobalamin reacts with cyanide too form cyanidecobalamin, which is harmless and can be eliminated through urine.
I don’t know if it has been done before, but a video about the chemistry behind doping and why it is considered cheating would be interesting
cobalamin is better known as Vitamin B-12.
There is no antidote for drinking enough cyanide.
@@sydhenderson6753Yeah,that works,but you would probably be dead on the trip to the hospital.
*ten years in the future*
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got it. you "shouldn't" poison someone. check.
how "shouldn't" one dispose of a body? thanks.
Sink inside a barrel of acid. Result is a sludge, no possible way to ever identify it. 😉
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@@jacquelineess1141 i think you might have watched a few too many episodes of breaking bad 99% of acids arent strong enough to completely dissolve everything plus they are hard to come by i would recommend burying the body in loads of thermite that stuff turns everything to ash and isnt to hard to make it was used in ww2 to burn holes into tanks so you could imagine what it would do with a body additionally you can toss in all the tools and other stuff used during the crime.
And just to clarify things here im only messing arround dont try this at home please
nala beans lye
Hi Hank, I love your content and the delivery you use to educate us. Thank you.
So you don''t recommend poisoning your enemies. How would you recommend disposing of them?
Kharn The Betrayer acid/burning
TheBrodsterBoy do you mean acetylcholine?
Being a good evil person, Lesson 1: You don't dispose of your enemies, you have them executed... in public.
Use a roundabout way to ruin their lives to the point they kill themselves
Cremation, in the sun.
I poisoned myself with these just to make my workouts more challenging
FEEL THE BURN! No pain, no gain!
Muscle Hank Oh hey Muscle Hank.
Damn Hank! You gotten buff bro!
Ben Swolo v Muscle Hank
Muscle Hank LLAMA POTION
Don't poison yourself that is self-harm :c
I survived being poisoned. I got sick after eating fish while in France. The doctor said it was... le poisson.
Explanation: "Poisson" is the French word for fish.
Master Therion 😂😂😂
Master Therion Thank you for saving me the 20 sec I would need to google, which I instead used to write this comment!
Master Therion 20/10
It's not that funny considering "poisson" is pronounced nothing like "poison", but still, bravo!
Oleanders are everywhere in AZ. I was helping at my Grandma's assisted living facility in early 2020 and chatting with a new resident outside. She mentioned the beautiful flowers on all the bushes around, and she was planning to pick some leaves to see if they made a good tea. "No! Absolutely don't do that! Oleanders are very toxic." At first she thought I was joking, but someone else confirmed it to her. I spoke to the administrators who decided they should remind all residents of this fact in the next weekly newsletter.
working in a hospital lab, we actually get tests for ethylene glycol and methanol back relatively quickly from an outside lab (about 2 hours) when docs suspect poisoning. it's quite common among hardcore alcoholics to poison themselves when they have no access to alcohol
You work in a lab?
@@ricksullivan95 A hospital lab is literally just a centralized place for testing for various illnesses. A small hospital might have to wait weeks to get a result back, even though the test itself takes a few days. A larger hospital has a internal testing lab, so there's faster turnaround times for tests. They still do have to outsource some tests, because the internal lab won't be able to do every single test imaginable.
Do you know of a lab where someone can send something in to be analyzed? Just a private person, no hospital or doctor sending it in.
I’ve had thallium as a medical imaging tool. Unfortunately it made me incredibly nauseous after, but that is a rare side effect of the form and dose they use. It is usually completely fine :)
Yikes!!
So did l,(though l had no idea thallium was the tracer used till l read your comment and Googled)
l had an MRI to investigate my thyroid and they used a radioactive tracer injection in conjunction with it.
It was fine 🙂
As for the sweetness of Ethylene Glycol (which is not the same as Ethylene), I am surprised there was no mention of the great wine scandal some years ago, where fraudsters sold it as a sweetener to wine makers. All wine from an entire country ended up unsellable even the brands that were not forcefully recalled after testing.
I really thought that was just a Simpsons thing!! Wow!!😆🤔😳😓
Technically the truth!!
Which is why modern antifreeze has additives to make it unpalatable.
I remember that. It seems like it was in the 1980's and it was mostly Italy and Chile. It caused a huge stir with wine lovers everywhere.
@@gailhall6283
I remember it as being mainly sweet white wine coming from Austria.
why tf do i wanna try anti-freez all of a sudden ...he made it sound so good
Lol, not really!
Drink fireball before 2015 you'll taste it in there XD
Forbidden fruit punch
@@amberlandeck1474 lmao
Ethelyne Glycol is bad.
I chewed on an oleander leaf once, as a kid. Thank god a teacher asked what I was doing and told me to spit it out.
Oleander has a high LD50. Chewing on 1 leaf wouldn't have killed you.
Wow dude you are VERY lucky
Wat did it taste like?
Bahaha I swallowed it and I still breathe!
Oleander is a common plant in Tucson, Arizona, USA. Lots of kids try eating some. It must not be a very strong poison. They don't die.
6 undetectable poisons (and how to detect them)
*Now hold on a secon-*
Ikr.
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*starts detecting undetectable poison*
thour does stuff lol 😂
Iam loling right now! Your comment is hilarious! Hahahaha
Wait, that's illegal.
*time collapses*
Tony snow Anne press bush stone oliver
I was hoping you would include the antidotes and treatments for these poisons, but nonetheless good video.
More like "How to attract the NSA's attention"
Actually tho
they're always watching lets play peekaboo with them 🙈 🙉
@Evi1M4chine down the rabbit hole
Good, it might help them with some mysterious things and the rumors accompanying them. Simply asking for help from certain people can cause lols and ridicule or worse. The pictures show the reason for my interest and I see no reason not to skip middlemen. Big bro is looking out for the vast majority of us, I believe, and I'm thankful
NSA won't actually do anything. If they did, it would tip people off that they've been snooping and have a back door. They would literally allow a murder to happen to prevent knowledge of their snooping getting out. Similar to the scene in the movie The Imitation Game where they let the Germans sink a boat than to save the boat and tip the Germans off.
I would have thought Ricin and Nutmeg would be on this list because Ricin is found in Castor Beans so it would be hard to determine whether a poisoning was caused by self inflicted accident or murder. And with nutmeg being a common spice used to add flavor to things, many people probably wouldn't think it would be used to kill someone.
The sweet aromatic nutmeg!!!😮
nutmeg won't kill you if you've ever tripped on it before
Ricin works because there is no antidote for it.I would argue that he's wrong about Aersnic because he says it would feel like bad fatal food poisoning;if it feels that bad wouldn't you already be dead?
Hey, been watching these for years now and theyre a great way to pass the time! Im a physics major and I just wanted to note that (at 7:30) mega electron volts are a unit of energy, not momentum. To be momentum it would have to be Mev/c. Keep up the great work guys!
Maybe they were using Natural units?
(Am a Physics grad student... how you doing?)
The only reason I am watching this is because, this will help me know what to be careful of.
Yeah 😂😂😂😂
I had neighbors that poisoned our dogs with antifreeze-soaked meat, growing up. I sell remember the poor puppers throwing up, drooling... I remember them mentioning the crystals forming in them at the vet. It was so horrible... we couldn't do anything to confirm he did it, even though we knew and he even bragged about it later, so no justice was served, either.
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I hope your vet euthanized them. 😥
It's called a gun stupid
Some people are just nasty and deserve to live in a desert with no animals or take a long walk off a cliff
Oh my....that person is heartless and a devil. I believe that justice will find him one day and hard.
Congratulations you made it to the NSA surveillance list
@chinesebassman only if it suites their ideals or there is big money in it
*Ankur Tewari*
Wow, you saying there are people that *aren't* on the list?
They need to *up* their game big time!
Question is...do we wait for them?
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@@billyandrew haha 👍
*You’ve gone incognito*
That won't make a difference.
Fun Fact:-
Cynaide does not smell like bitter almonds
Bitter almonds smell like dampened cynaide
Because Bitter almonds contain cynaide
More precise amygdalin, which can be transformed by chemical reactions to hydrogen cyanide. Bitter almonds themself does not contain hydrogen cyanide and they are although not good, they aren't also poisonous (they are source to make a hydrogen cyanide, but not the only one). Once by accident I ate few of them but I did not get poisoned.
Cyanide smells a bit sweet, like amaretto liquor. First smelled it when I caught a big yellow and black centipede as a kid. They make cyanide as a defense mechanism apparently.
6 Undetectable Poisons
"And how to detect them!"
Undetectable poisons: Are we a joke to you?
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ricin
no such thing as ''undetectable'' poisens. you look for it, you find it. how hard it is to detect is a completely diffrent subjectmatter
"smelly gas called arsine" 😂
It's fun to have the sense of humor of a 9 year old
Yawn
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*4* yawners Vs *51* likes.
There's a clear winner, here folks!
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FBI: *Watching the comments section*
Government Tyranny is HERE NOW! We The People have the RIGHT to Protect Ourselves against any & All Government tyranny!
@@gregdemeterband FBI: *Watching intensifies*
@@sumohamsters200 They Have NO RIGHT to watch, when THEY are the Evil Ones..Who MUST be held accountable and placed in Chains!
@@gregdemeterband You're staring to sound like Dr.Bright when he is on Scp 420-J
@@sumohamsters200 My Music IS MY LIFE...and THEY should be Glad I'm NOT using that as a Weapon of Force to Enlighten others.
In 19th century England, Arsenic (before the test to discover it was perfected) - was referred to as inheritance powder.
2:01 "A colorless, smelly gas called Arsine" - what a great name though.
From the name you wouldn't expect it to be odorless. At least the colorless gas that comes out my arse isn't odorless.
dawkinsfan41 And it’s not. Arsine (systematic name arsane), or arsenic hydride, is a smelly compound. Arsenic metal is odorless.
@@GRBtutorials That was a joke. Arsine sounds like arse, get it?
@@ambulocetusnatans But you said it was odourless, when it's not. A joke is only funny if it's correct.
@@GRBtutorials I bet you're fun at parties.
Ah yes, but what you did not list is Iocain powder. So undetectable it even evaded your research.
Tristan Arnold I’ve only heard of iocain powder in a movie
@@bobmcsnotserman8170 , I believe that's the point. I also thought it was a real thing for years, but now it's the go-to for 'pop culture poison'
Maybe he didn't forget it, maybe he's spent the last few years building up an immunity to iocain powder.
Nice to have this in my search history: 6 Undetectable Poisons
At least it's not "6 undetectable Poisons (And how to acquire them)"
Skye blue16 so many of us do
A herpetology mentor of mine once told me of a family who was traveling cross country, camping along the way. They stopped one night and decided to cut a few sticks from a bush to roast some hot dogs for dinner. The highway patrol found them all deceased, next to a patch of oleander bushes along the highway. They had no clue that the sticks holding the hot dogs over the flames were deadly poisonous. 😳
Lose the shirt
Stick to using known, safe woods for anything to do with food.
Best thing to do is have good old tried and tested skewers lying around on such trips. It may be used or not but atleast u won't return home dead!!
As a teen I wore oleander flowers in my hair. Loved their aroma.
It is a tale in many countries...
Arsenic: Cool they put me on a list
*Reads "and how to detect them"*
Arsenic: WAIT THATS NOT ALLOWED
all this time I thought this was hosted like Discovery, NatGeo, or some other big budget "we teach to make money" big production company but nope...
I looked up who this Hank Green is and I'm impressed with his work and I'm grateful that you have this channel
Important Note: While Rasputin's assassins had attempted to kill him with cyanide, they failed due to the simple fact that he never actually ingested any. The cyanide was in petit fours, and Rasputin got heartburn from sugar, and so avoided things like petit fours.
Yeah. It was in the cakes, but he skipped dessert, so they shot him.
@@samsonsoturian6013 And then threw him in a river in case the shot to his forehead didn't prove fatal.
Horrible... I don't want be close to the 😂
Some buildings make with arsenal
But I can't understand how medicine have poison??? That why I not take medicine..
Oleander was so common where I use to live as a child. I remember collecting the flowers and playing around with them. Im glad nothing ever happened.
I had an old white lady neighbor whose dog mysteriously died. Vet found out that it was antifreeze poisoning. My mom kept a gallon of antifreeze sitting outside of our house. I had always been scared of the lady's dog because it was big and it always jumped on me. So she automatically assumed that I was the one who poisoned her dog.
She got a new dog just like the old one. She secretly had cameras installed outside her house. The new dog died, from antifreeze poisoning just like the other one.
She checked her cameras. Found out her own son, who live out of state came and poisoned her dog.
He admitted to poisoning the first dog to. He said he did it because his family were coming for a visit and both of his daughters were scared of the dogs. He felt like the dogs got too aggressive around them.
jesus 😬
Wow.. Some dad he must be.. And that's her own son.. jeez
He was too lazy to work on it or to make sure things were safe so he murdered precious animals he could have paid for training he could have done several things so he's basic basically no he's not basically he's a brutal stupid murderer he should be put in jail!!!!!!! 🐶🐺🐱🐴🐇
Oh wow... He is kind of psycho! If you think dog is aggressive then you can chain up them when his daughters come to house and try to make them more familiar with each other... That's how you try to solve problems not by killing innocent dogs.
I can imagine an excuse for the first one but the second one was an entirely different animal. Like why
Am I going to be put on a list for watching this?
please, if you can get away with saying you are going to be a professional school shooter you can get away with looking at a video about poison (besides maybe the antifreeze is the only one easier to obtain than a gun)
You say "professional" school shooter like it's something one can do as a job.
"Yep, just got 3 more mass murders to commit this week and I'll get my paycheck. I can't believe they pay me less than my coworker just cause he had military training..."
no, I say it as it was written www.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/fcc4d6e141255bef22471c81cc1d1cbd78cf23b7/c=2-0-1997-1500&r=x404&c=534x401/local/-/media/2018/02/15/USATODAY/USATODAY/636542946852767324-youtube-comment-021518.jpg
Put (don't worry it's for a school project) in the url
I probably got put on the list by adding this video to my Favorites section. Lol! *closes curtains & locks all doors*
"Pick your poison"
Ninja Fluffy Then I pick anime women
No; anime women
Calabi-Yau Manifold lolis
INCURABLE CANCER.
Killbot exe XD
I’m definitely on some sort of watch list after viewing this video. I just enjoy science I’m not a criminal! 😳
Yeaaah..........
Oops guess I'm on the wrong mind
Of course you would say that 😉
Interesting video. I shall have to re-think my plot against the Queen... I mean, nothing, i just watch this for the articles. *innocent whistling*
Kharn The Betrayer 😑hmmmmm...
seems legit😐
You better not betray the crown, Kharn!
Cerulean Skigh I was going to say his name ... wait for it ... *betrays* him!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAA!!!!
I’ll show myself out...
Careful with what you say online. You can be arrested for saying things like that. Happens very often.
And obviously, you were kidding. But be careful.
P-210... "tasteless"...
Who tested this???
Po210
Po is the chemical symbol for Polonium
The Russian spy
alexander litvinenko confirmed himself he did not notice any particular odor or taste when he drank the poisoned tea altough later they tested the tea pot that served him and it was hot (radioactive) even the plane where the killer entered the country had traces of radiation.luckily polonium-210 is difficult to obtain to the common citizen it is so deadly even if the doctors detect it right away the victim is already sentenced to death...
one single microgram of polonium-210 emits as much alpha particles as 5 grams of radium
@@m5spiritonfire More like one milligram, not one microgram ( ratio of half lives is about 4000 and atomic mass is similar).
ENJOYABLE AND EXTREMELY INFORMATIVE !--- NOW Subscribed to your wonderful work . ---- from Canada J.
Regarding the oleander poison which is similar to some medications, I guess it's the difference between gently nudging someone's heart in the right direction and outright punching their heart in the right direction.
With a beautiful shirt on!
Glowstick microwave kid reference if I'm not mistaken Science with Katie?!
Yeah. :-) After taking a closer look, I wonder if it's an oleander pattern.
Tom Seppia Yes!
Don't let his shirt fool you he is a potential killer. :D
I'm not sure flirting with a youtube comment is the way to go
I once worked on the UI for a gas detection system in a nuclear power plant. They had poison gases on site for testing. One of them was arsine. I was pretty happy when that job was finished.
Now that's what I call a TH-camr or a TH-cam channel good work really great contact and explication
Thank you SciShow. I've been contemplating about this. Now I can move forward. Wish me luck!
Foods suspiciously smells like almonds
**CHEWS FASTER**
almonds tast good. Id be dead if I was fed cyanide lol
Hank Green the Anti-Freeze addict "no matter how delicious it is"
7:21 Did I hear it right? Electronvolts are units of momentum? Why do I feel it is energy?
tomorrow on SciShow : *how to hide a body*
MEAT GRINDER?!~
Acid. Fire maybe.
That's all that stops me killing my boyfriend, I wouldn't be able to hide the body 0_o
I read a comment from a home secretary about clemancy from execution, this was never granted to poisoners because poisoning is always premeditated unlike a blow to the head or a shooting where the benefit of the doubt can be considered.
Antimony can be used in place of arsenic but it can also be detected by the Marsh Test.
What about accidentally poisoning somebody you hate?
Ethylene glycol also vaporizes easily from compressed air, I got poisoned from it by vapors when changing a head gasket on a car and blowing out the head bolt holes and apperently some went into the coolant jackets and it literally made a huge cloud in my garage in seconds, I was clueless hours later I started frantically searching what could be wrong with me and i had all the symptoms but coma so I was lucky
Thank you for this video it’s very informative. I came across it because I had a random moment of curiosity about ‘invisible’ poisons. Years ago I heard the term (and sorry for the misspelling)… but what about Sacomaglichol… it kills cells but then turns everything else into water. So essentially it just breaks the human body down to it’s essential components (Oxygen and Hydrogen). There for starving all of the systems. Sorry for my ignorance but this is something I heard about from ‘Bones’ which is by now a very dated TV series 😂
Oh yea, I remember that Oleander flower. My school had several bushes within the recess court. Lot's of children used to rip off leaves and branches to help build mudcastles. Nobody got poisoned tho.
You & your friends might have diarrhoea caused by it.
My Lord- I grew up in California and Oleander is planted all over the place! I sometimes picked Oleander flowers from bushes that were planted on the "islands" separating two sides of a street or highway...I wonder just how many kids are routinely at risk. Thank god it seems to require ingesting a lot of it to be dangerous or fatal...
I tried to stop a family of picnickers from using switches of oleander to roast hotdogs. I got cussed out for meddling.
I have read about it being helpful for some cancers.
@@patriciaaturner289 If they didn't listen, that's on them. You did the best you could.
I grew up in Texas. As a teen I would wear the flowers in my hair. I loved the way the smelled.
But it’s extremely bitter
Hank "we do not condone poisoning your enemies or your friends."
Me " What about family" dun Dun DUN
By far this is the best vidéo ever made in this Channel
11:11 - "We here at SciShow do not condone poisoning your enemies, or friends"
colleagues? boss?
But can I poison my frenemies?
Christian Löfqvist what about significant others
damn, i guess I can't poison my friend now.
Family?
Ethylene glycol can actually be treated with the use of whiskey or other similar alcoholic beverages and can be administered orally or by an iv infusion. It has a higher affinity for the sites ethylene glycol binds to and they will be kicked out of those sites where they can then be broken down and excreted by the body.
same with methanol
Well now I have an excuse to have some alcohol in my place.
Came here to say just that. If accidentally ingestion of antifreeze time to get drunk. It binds long enough for the body to get rid of the ethylene glycol.
As someone who works at a hospital lab, I've actually heard stories of alcoholics that deliberately poisoned themselves just to force doctors to dose them up on ethanol.
Oh well, it's still better than not having free universal healthcare! =p
Drink more, stay safe
Ethylene glycol is especially dangerous to have around if someone is an alcoholic. My mother is a retired social worker, and she had a client who died because she had no wine, beer or liquor left and she drank antifreeze because the ethylene glycol was a form of alcohol. I was in the room because mom was called at home and ended up having to spend her weekend planning her client’s funeral.
Ironically drinking alcohol actually helps cure Ethylene Glycol poisoning...
Hank: "And [thallium] can also be inhaled or absorbed through the skin."
Agatha Christie: (quietly taking notes)
This video inspired me to make a fan-made Poison/Dark Pokémon called Cyaryde.
That's sick dude!! 😎
3:10 that’s because *ALMONDS DO SMELL LIKE CYANIDE BECAUSE THEY CONTAIN A VERY SMALL , IN LIKE THE MICRO GRAMS OF THIS STUFF*
Now, do almonds smell like cyanide or does cyanide smell like almonds?
*Jackson M*
No, cyanide smells like almonds.
Which, do you think, was the first of the two to be discovered?
Do you see what I mean.
That's like saying the sky is the same colour as my shirt.
I'm allergic to almonds, so i have no idea what they smell like because i avoid them like the plague...
After 2020, that phrase doesn't hold the same weight. We need a new phrase
@@billyandrew actually, no. Almonds smell like cyanide because cyanide gives them the specific scent. It's not about what is discovered when, it's about almonds being a complex plant made up of chemical compounds like cyanide. What we call "almond" smell is actually just certain molecules within it, just like any other plant scent.
@@aeydra Well said!
Wait a minute...
Are you wearing Oleander Floral shirt?
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Kendrick Leyson like a 1940s couch... is he dating my grandma?
Gabriel Gagne I hope he doesn’t bruv
He makes poisons to kill spys why he knows this lol
The flowers look like Hibiscus to me
Also, I realize this is a 2 year old comment.
Really interesting, as usual ! For me, the piece on oleander-common in my childhood-was enlightening becasue the toxins in that plant are cardiac glycosides. That I never knew. In 2913, I died from cardiac glycoside poisening in Mexico from too big a dose of "the toad medicine", while at the same time being dehydrated.
The toad medicine was from Bufo alavarius-the Sonoran Desert Toad-and the active ingrediant was 5-methoxy-N,N-Dimethyltryptamine. Fortunately, the shaman was also a medical doctor. So here I am again. Next time, if there is a next time, I'd use the synthetic version without the glycosides.
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So are you a "ghost writer"....since you died in the future?
Seems we have a future ghost here.
*_Poision ivy has joined the chat_*
*_Poison ivy wants to know your location_*
Hi
*Belladonna* looks around, spots *Foxglove,* then they depart, completely unnoticed, in search of the *Shroom* family.
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Polonium 210 is extremely hard to get ahold of. Litvenyenko's death was meant to be a message, as it was assumed that the Russian gov't was the only likely source.
The only time my maternal grandmother ever fused at me and my sister was when we were playing in her yard under a big bush, and she came running out of the house and told us never to play by that bush, and that it was bad for people. Then she said, "Not all husband die of heart attacks, you know. Now scoot!" It was an oleander bush. I was a grown woman before I connected the dots. My grandfather died of an aneurism, BTW. Lol. But it's a common saying down here in the south when a husband is abusive or just an ass..., "Y'all excuse me while I go fix Mike a pitcher of oleander tea. He's cuttin' up again." Not saying we do it; just saying we say it. 😇
That was fascinating. Your grandma sounded like an interesting woman. Thank you for sharing!
Ugh shut up
Why did this connection book lllll km mm long mm
Those old saying usually comes from somewhere...real life action...uh huh.
Karmas a b. Your grandmas a sick woman and I know karma will strike her down soon if it hasnt already.
🌸🌼🌸I Love Hank's shirt in this one! Yes Science man, be stylishly and thematically draped with flowers while you tell me about poisons!🌸🏵🌸
It occurs to me that the most effective way to detect these poisons is to wait for the patient to die. But that poses its own problems, I suppose.
This is not a method of detection, the poison is not magically written on the victims forehead.
@@pauldodd2120 You are correct. This is not a method of detection, this is a method of sarcasm.
To my FBI agent, I'm just watching this for research purposes.
Are you wearing an Oleander pattern shirt ? LOL sure does look like it
Also, fun fact about ethylene glycol: the best antidote for it is alcohol. At least according to Chubbyemu, it’s processed by the same enzymes as those that process ethylene glycol, and is preferred by them; as long as there’s alcohol in the body, the enzymes will mostly digest that, meaning the glycol is digested slowly enough that the body can handle the byproducts as they come.
Antifreeze hasn't been sweet for years! It has very bitter flavoring added to keep people and animals from drinking it.
that's the Antifreeze itself but they're talking about the stuff that goes INTO antifreeze
Yes, but he is specifically referencing the chemical as used in antifreeze. As a mechanic I've had antifreeze in my mouth more times than I'd care to admit and in my 15 year career it has never tasted good. So as he referenced it, it is not going to be used as a poison.
but the thing is, is that they specifically say ETHYLENE GLYCOL IS THE BASE for most antifreeze but is not antifreeze itself, they're talking about the chemical and not Antifreeze. listen closely at 7:48
Nonsense. I tried some last year (UK). It is blissful stuff. You could drink it like a milk shake if you had a sweet tooth.
@@tedrodgers9527 well thank denatonium benzoate for that. Because ethylene glycol is sweet on its own and gets bittering agents (usually denatonium benzoate) to make it disgusting. The substance however has actually been used to sweeten wine in the seventies with quite a few casualties.
I’d like to detect where you got that 1940s couch print shirt
You should do a video on trichotillomania. It would really inform people
Leave that for PsyShow
Yeah where have I heard that word before.....
yeah i had an ex with this
It’s a mental condition in which people pull their hair out, and in some cases, eat it.
Jessica N
That's where I heard of it before! Sorry, thank you
Very interesting tidbit of information concerning ethylene glycol poisoning:
National Geographic and Forensic Files detailed a case where the culprit killed their victim with antifreeze-laced Gatorade. After reading about this case, a friend showed me the episode and I told him that I knew how it ended the moment I recognized the pattern of how the poisoner was poisoning the victim. I said, "I know exactly how this ends and exactly what the murderer used to kill his victim. I won't spoil it, but you'll find it interesting."
Moral of the story? Murder by poison is often caused by people closest to the victim and poisoners are often very good liars, often pathologically so.
My great grandfather poisoned and killed at least 5 of his wives, he had 9. They were immigrants and all in their 20s, he was old. I don't think he killed any of his kids. He would abandon them with his dead wife's families. He was an herbalist in S Texas. My grandmother, other side of the family, sent me the recipe for oleander tea. I threw it out as soon as I saw it.
When I was a teen, I wore pink oleander flowers in my hair. I love the way the smelled and they were everywhere. In my 30's, my mom told me that my grandma had a recipe for oleander tea. She had 5 husbands. BTW I love the band Oleander. Saw them at the Sunken Gardens back in the 90's.
Woah thats dark
Did she poison her multiple husbands with the poisonous oleander tea? Oleander is extremely poisonous, and the only reason she would make tea from it is to poison somebody or herself. If she used the tea to poison somebody she should be seeing a prison cell or a psychiatric hospital cell!
See this is why I don’t take food or tea from anybody unless I know it hasn’t been opened or tampered with. I don’t trust anybody giving me food or tea or beverages unless I get it myself, or I see it being prepared step by step or it’s an unopened bagged, boxed, or canned product from the store.
Don’t trust anybody who offers you home made food or drink you don’t know what they put in it. Yeah don’t offer me any food I’ll buy my own at the store.
How I know a lot about plants is I read about them because I’m a survivalist.
@@owlknickerknots2607 It's a wonder I didn't have a reaction from the oleander bc I wore them behind my ear. I would pluck them and put them in vases. I would wash my hands bc they had that milky sticky sap. Maybe that's what saved me.
The last man my gran married was in the late 60s. No one was interested in the marriages of a little old lady. She had the occasional bf from her 60s till when she died at 99. I can't say for sure how the husbands died but she did have the recipe.
Interesting what you say about accepting teas. Last time I saw my stepmother she gave me a quart size ziploc full of rose hips. I did not grow up with her but it was no secret she hated my beautiful, smart baby sister. She went as far as to have a black alter in her closet with my sister's school pic surrounded with black candles. I've never had words with her bc I never lived with her and she had no influence or input in my life.
Needless to say I don't trust that woman. I still have the rosehips and sure as hell did not make a tea with them. I should plant them and see what happens.
But I do trust what ppl have given me. I have jars of various wild garden herbs from Crete that my dear friends gave me. By now I just think about different wild garden herbs but never act on them. I should, I have a shaded weed garden full of giant burdock, dandelions, plantains, plants for monarch butterfly larvae, clover, creeping charlie, wild violets and a bunch of other weeds. Well this has given me an idea, I should plant those rosehips in there and see how they fare!