What in nutmeg is poisinous intravenously?
Myristicin, a compound found in nutmeg, can be poisonous if injected intravenously. Myristicin is known to cause hallucinations, anxiety, and convulsions when consumed in large amounts, and injecting it intravenously can lead to even more severe effects, including coma and death. Because of this potential for harm, it is important to never inject nutmeg or any other substance intravenously without the supervision of a medical professional.
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