Monday 13 February 2012

If You Love Seafood and Shrimps, Read this

A woman suddenly died unexpecte...dly with signs

of bleeding from her ears, nose, mouth & eyes.

After a preliminary autopsy it was diagnosed that

death was due to arsenic poisoning.

Where did the arsenic come from?

The police launched an in-depth and extensive

investigation. A medical school professor was

invited to come to solve the case.

The professor carefully looked at the contents. In

less than half an hour, the mystery was solved.

The professor said: 'The deceased did not commit

suicide and neither was she murdered, she died of

accidental death due to ignorance!'

Everyone was puzzled, why accidental death?

The professor said: 'The arsenic was produced in

the stomach of the deceased.' The deceased used

to take 'Vitamin C' everyday, which in itself is not a

problem.

The problem was that she ate a large portion of

shrimp/prawn during dinner. Eating shrimp/prawn

is not the problem that's why nothing happened

to her family even though they had the same

shrimp/prawn. However at the same time the

deceased also took 'vitamin C', that is where the

problem was!

Researchers at the University of Chicago in the

United States , found through experiments, food

such as soft-shell contain much higher

concentration of five

potassium arsenic compounds.

Such fresh food by itself has no toxic effects on

the human body.

However, in taking 'vitamin C', chemical reaction

occurs and the original non-toxic elements change

to toxic elements.

Arsenic poisoning has magma role and can cause

paralysis to the small blood vessels. Therefore, a

person who dies of arsenic poisoning will show

signs of bleeding from the ears, nose, mouth &

eyes. Thus as a precautionary measure,

DO NOT eat shrimp/prawn when taking

'vitamin C'.


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