Any mixture - '''Poison''' is any substance which acts in a pathological manner. The definition of poison is complicated, identified by the ancient [[liquidGreek]], philosopher and scientist [[solidParacelsus]], or [[gas]] - who stated that "all substances are poisons, dependent on their dosage." Medically this is [[toxic]] the general consensus also. Practically, however, many substances are of course innocuous in a low enough dosage - indeed one encountered in day-to -day life. Examples here would include nitrogen, chalk, water, etc. (though water toxicity may occur following hypothalamic compromise such as after taking noradrenaline (norepinephrine in the bodyUSA) reuptake inhibitors such as MDMA/Ecstasy). Other substances are very damaging in minute doses - notably the irreversible acetylcholinesterase inhibitors such as VX and Tabun (now employed in chemical warfare), heavy metals such as lead and induces [[death]] or grave [[illness]]mercury.
However, according It is erroneous and extremely misleading and confusing in a clinical setting to use the words "poison" and "[[Gospel of Marktoxin]]" interchangeably. Poison is defined above, whereas a toxin is a "[[believer]]" may [[drink]] any poison without harm coming to him or her derived from an organism. For example; excessive urea in the blood (Mark 16:18from renal injury). It should be noted that the most reliable early manuscripts and other ancient witnesses end the Gospel of Mark with verse 8 of the 16th chapter.<ref>NIV Study Biblesnake venom are toxins, Zondervan 1985, Pg. 1530</ref> Apart from this questioned section, there whereas cadmium is no other mention of drinking a heavy metal poison without harm in the [[New Testament]]but not a toxin.<ref>NIV Study Bible, Zondervan 1985, PgThis error includes describing a poisonous substance as being "toxic". 1531</ref>
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