Sorry to post over and over, but I keep finding new information to post and think of new things to say.

" Unfortunately, the only way to prevent acute toxic inhalant effects is to avoid using inhalants. Unlike most other drugs or alcohol, the dangers of which can be decreased by control of dose or choice of agent, no safe inhalant has been identified and death can occur even with first-time use and low dose use. Inaccurate rumors that certain agents or certain methods of use are safe are common, and have led to deaths. While it is clear that some agents and some methods of use are more dangerous, none have been shown to be safe. Spreading this information has been particularly difficult since these agents are legal, cheap, available and the deaths that have occurred have not been widely publicized. Certainly, most people who use inhalants do not die, in fact only a very tiny fraction do. Although users are rarely aware of the risk, death is totally unpredictable and they are just as likely to die as anyone else. Sadly, using the most commonly abused inhalants, at all, is to risk death.

Most young inhalant users experiment with these agents and then quit, thus avoiding the risk of chronic effects. Others who begins to use inhalants many hours a day, or many days in a row, or many days in a month, or for several years risk damage that may not be reversible. Discontinuing use and detoxification after heavy use can be very difficult so specialized counseling and detox help is important."
http://www.caresproject.org/docs/ed/drug/inhalants.htm

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