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Special Thanks to Environmental Health Network:
11 Algerians . . . huffing
Acute asthma - acute tachycardia - anaphylactic
reactions caused by Fragrance & Perfume
"In January of 1995 11 young Algerians deceased,
following an attempt to get high on
perfume of the international brand name
".............". They did not have a chance; only a
few toxins are rapidly effective to such an extent,
that death comes into effect within
48 hours, as seen in this case.
Scents To Die For -- Literally
Charles W. Moore; September 1999
Pull quote: "In July 1998, 16-year-old Jonathan
Capewell of Manchester, England died
due to spraying his body with too much deodorant.
Jonathan had 10-times the lethal
dosage of propane and butane in his blood when he
suffered a fatal heart attack. The
coroner's report determined that chemical fumes
built up in his body following months
of "high" deodorant use."
Washington Post
Obituaries: Saturday, March 16, 2002; Page B
Samantha Snyder Turner, Nurse Practitioner
" Samantha Turner, 52, a nurse practitioner who
specialized in obstetrics and
gynecology for the Kaiser Permanente HMO in Reston,
died Feb. 28 at Inova
Fairfax Hospital. She died of complications from an
allergic reaction to perfume.
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