Can Large Amounts of Minerals/vitamins Be Toxic?

Indeed. Large amounts of anything taken at once will harm you, even kill you. That is, everything except weed. But we can just ignore that, right? But yah, vitamins and minerals in large quantities can cause imbalances in your system and make you sick. As can combining moderate doses of certain vitamins/minerals with each other. Just do your research before taking them.

1. Toxic friend? Or just depressed?!?

you should probably tell her all this, if that doesnt help, you should seriously consider talking to a mental health specialist if you care enough about this woman

2. Is strontium chloride hexahydrate toxic toothpaste?

This Site Might Help You. RE: Is strontium chloride hexahydrate toxic toothpaste? I have found out that Sodium Fluoride is toxic, so I wanted to buy something that does not contain that substance. Since I was using Sensodyne, I checked out the same brand and I found out a version (the original one) that does not contain S.F. but it does contain Strontium Chloride...

3. Why is water pollution so highly toxic?

Water pollution is highly toxic because it contains a wide range of bad zooties. Bad zooties may include, but are not limited to the following: Antibiotics Medical wastes in our water Arsenic Asbestos, a common contaminant in older city buildings. Benzene, an extremely Hazardous chemical byproduct Chlorine, a common water treatment chemical. Cryptosporidium, it caused deaths in Milwaukee sewage backwash Chlorinates, they are chlorine-based byproduct of petrochemicals. Pharmaceutical and other drugs. Drugs are bad m'kay? Legal and illegal drug users dump their stuff in our water, like the velvety voice homeless man! E coli / Fecal coliform, sewage related bacteria, like the velvety voice homeless man! Endocrine disrupters Fluoride, it damages your precious bodily fluids! Haloacetic acid Heavy Metals, Black Sabbath, Iron Butterfly, Dio, Iron Maiden, Ozzy, Judas Priest, Motorhead, etc. Mercury MTBE Nitrates PCB's Pesticides Radioactive material TCE Trihalomethanes Turbidity Volatile Organic Chemicals

4. Can a toxic narcissist change without treatment?

My experience in life so far is that anyone can change if they put their mind to it. The problem with narcissists though is not that they can not change, but rather whether or not they want to change. The challenge always is to get the narcissist to accept that there is something indeed wrong with them, and this is simply a task that is virtually impossible to achieve. They go through life with a completely different mindset compared to normal people. To them they are always right, and it's the rest of the world that has a problem. So yes, the narcissist can change, but good luck trying to convince them that it is they who have the problem. Keep in mind too that many (indeed most) therapists wo not even accept the challenge to take on a narcissist as a client in the first place. Those who have tried have learned in many cases where the narcissist may have been convinced to participate in therapy, but they are actually there to learn how to gain a more in depth insight to be better and manipulating people (i.e. they use therapy as a means to improve their narcissism to help them hurt even more people).

5. Am I in a controlling / toxic relationship?

if you have to ask that, the question is yes. this is not a healthy relationship at all. the point of being with someone else is to share your life together. not for them to become your whole world. he sounds very insecure in himself and in your relationship. your role is to be an individual but also share your life with someone else. you need to get out. the money, the car, all material things dont matter! If hes breaking things this early picture it when you get married? will he hit you? will he not let you see your friends at all?

6. Mushrooms growing in the Guinea Pig cage, is it toxic?

no u do not have to i have those type of cages that have a hutch and a exercise part they are very good and there will be no hay kicked out of the cage

7. Toxic levels of baking soda

Baking soda is sodium hydrogencarbonate, $ceNaHCO3$, also known as sodium bicarbonate.The only toxicological data in the GESTIS database on hazardous substances is a LD50 of 4220 mg/kg for the oral uptake by rats. There are no data for dermal uptake. In water, $ceNaHCO3$ is weakly alkaline. I do not know whether it might cause skin irritations, particularly in more sensitive regions, such as armpits.