RE: [RC] a vet perspective and a nutural horse foot perspective - bobmorris
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One patient died and another developed cardiac dysrhythmias
following ingestion of a
herbal preparation believed to be
containing aconite (Kelly,
1990). Two cases of aconite
poisoning following ingestion of herbal
preparations have been
reported. A 30-year-old man died in
spite of cardiopulmonary
resuscitation for five hours and 40
minutes, cardiopulmonary
bypass for two hours and 47
minutes, and insertion
of a transvenous pacing electrode (Fatovich,
1991).
Severe poisoning after
ingesting herbal medicine with
aconite was reported in 17
patients who developed
tachyarrhythmias. Two patients died (Tai et al., 1992).
Bob Morris Morris Endurance Enterprises Boise, ID
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nutural horse foot perspective
Bob,
The site you directed Angie to has no relationship to
Homeopathy: it's a scientific descriptor of of the alkaloids in Aconitum
Napellus, the plant, which is highly toxic and poisonous to all living
organisms. I was recommending Homeopathy, not herbalism. You might
want to check into Homeopathy: many sites available online. Hope you can
enjoy the possibilities.
