British Men Died Karna Cafein Overdose from Mint Candy
Jakarta, Pay attention to every thing you consume, especially if the portion is too excessive, because the result can be fatal. As faced by this British man. He reportedly died of the world because of cafein overdose from his favorite mint candy. In fact John Jackson did not know if the candy branded Hero Instant Energy Mint as his favorite until now has a content of 80 milligrams of caffeine or equivalent to the content of caffeine in a can of red-energy branded energy added. Previously reported dead, 40-year-old man. it bought a packet of Instant Energy Mint Hero filled 12 tablets for 6.40 US dollars in one supermarket. Although this candy is actually sold freely, adjacent to other common candies in the country. A few days ago, John was found to have been lifeless by his former lover. The Independent Media reported from an autopsy system done on John's body found 155 milligrams of caffeine in his blood. This is almost 2 x fold from the content of caffeine that first in the know could result in death of 79 milligrams. Although the painter and decorator who lives in Birmingham is also known to be a heavy drinker and (therefore) suffering from liver cirrhosis, but a specialist pathology doctor, Dr. Dragana Cvijan convinced this man to die for a cafein overdose. So much written NY Daily News, Wednesday (16/10/2013). The coroner's Robin Balman provides this death problem purely an accident. But Balman plans to write his report to the Ministry of Health, especially underscoring the dangers of candy added energy. "" It's some bright conditions that have potential dangers. I'm so confident when Mr. Jackson did not know if he was putting him in danger, "" he said. Even Jackson's stepdaughter, Rebecca Court pleaded with her mint that her father often consumed her forbidden to circulate once again. "" On the packaging is written when a tablet equivalent to one can of energy drinks. It's really hard to acknowledge. Although this candy is actually classified in the same place with other mint candies such as Polo and Extra Strong Mints. I'm so afraid of drinking coffee this time, "" he said. Addressing issues involving customer Hero Energy, a spokeswoman based in Birmingham is admitted to have warned on each package of candy. One is no advice to consume more than five tablets within 24 hours. Not yet bright how many mint candies that John has consumed close to his tragic death. But the company thinks it's possible that John has swallowed more than 300 tablets until the content of caffeine in his blood is so high.
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