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but it's said that eating just 0.2 oz of nutmeg could lead 
to convulsions, and 0.3 oz could lead to seizures. Eating one whole 
will supposedly lead to a type of "nutmeg psychosis," which includes a 
sense of impending doom.iStockGlycoalkaloids, also found in nightshade, 
can be found in the leaves, stems, and sprouts of potatoes. It 
can also build up in the potato if it's left too long, 
especially in the light. Eating glycoalkaloids will lead to cramping, diarrhea, 
confused headaches, or even coma and death. It's said that just 3 
to 6 mg per kilogram of body weight could be fatal. Avoid 
potatoes with a greenish tinge.iStockThere are two variations of almonds, 
sweet almonds and bitter almonds. The bitter ones supposedly contain relatively 
large amounts of hydrogen cyanide. It's said that even eating just 7 
- 10 raw bitter almonds can cause problems for adults, and could 
be fatal for children.Flickr/tesKing-Italy/Daily MealBecause it doesn't 
go through the pasteurization process in which harmful toxins are killed, 
unpasteurized honey often contains grayanotoxin. That can lead to dizziness, 
weakness, excessive sweating, nausea, and vomiting that last for 24 hours. 
Typically just one tablespoon of concentrated grayanotoxin can cause the 
symptoms above. Consuming multiple tablespoons would be a bad idea.iStockThe 
stems and leaves of tomatoes contain alkali poisons that can cause stomach 
agitation. Unripe green tomatoes have been said to h
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He suggested increasing the dosage, but she refused. She'd become concerned 
about her reaction to the drug."Between doses, it felt like my spine 
was hooked up to an electrical socket and there was a chemical 
storm inside my head," she said.The symptoms were worst when she woke 
up: "I had to keep my pills beside my bed so that 
before I even opened my eyes, I'd be melting one under my 
tongue. I'd dry heave and cry until it kicked in."Then one morning, 
she experienced what's known as a paradoxical adverse reactiona rare, unexpected 
response to a drug that can't be explained. She had popped her 
pill and was lying there waiting for it to take hold, except 
nothing happened. She felt so scared and shaky that she took another. 
And then, in a half hour, one morefollowed by a fourth one 
30 minutes later. Within minutes of downing the last pill, her legs 
began shaking violently. The toes on her left foot curled up, and 
her tongue stiffened."The next thing I remember is the paramedics running 
in," she said. "I'd had a seizure."The debilitating pangs of interdose withdrawal 
had been awful enough. Now, Kim started to worry about how she 
would ever get off the drug.What makes it even rougher for women 
who become dependent on benzos is that many physicians do not fully 
understand how to wean them off the medication."While most doctors should 
know how to taper properly, not everyone does," Birndorf said.Few women 
are more aware of that tha

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