Is it fish oil? Are SOME toxic?
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Paintballs have a rubber shell with non-toxic paint in them. Paintballs will NOT stain if you wash your clothes correctly.\n\nEven though they are non-toxic...they taste really REALLY bad if you get splatter in your mouth...its happened to me.\n\nThe shells are also good for the evironment. They will disolve over time in water.
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I suspect you used Naphtha, a volatile liquid used for cleaning items and removing oil and grease. This is a relatively safe chemical with the exception of its high volatility and flammability. However, anything is possible and if you have doubt or issues, I suggest you see a medical professional.
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NO!!!! \n\nDo NOT take Euclayptus oil internally!!!!!\n\n\n That stuff is poisonous. More than a teaspoon or two will make your seriously ill and quite possibly kill you.\n\nPure means pure, unmixed, refined. It does not mean safe. You can get pure arsenic and pure dogshit as well. That doesn't mean those things are safe for human consumption.
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I think fish oil is supposed to help your memory.  I took my boards a week ago and drank fish oil before the test; and I think I did well.
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If you know the compounds you tested you could always try a MSDS (Material saftey data sheet). This will tell you the lethal dose of the chemicals but you must be more specific than oil and grease. There are many different forms of petroleum and hydrocarbons.
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I think that the ethical massage oils are the best and frienliest they are non toxic which as also good so you can also have an exotic massage with non toxic.
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salmon oil is sooooooooo much better because it's cold-processed.  Has more of the important nutrients that your heart needs than regular fish oil.\n\nNever heard of juice for life.  What are the ingredients and amounts of each?  I've heard of Juice OF Life but their website is far to vague for me to even consider it.
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eat fish or fish oil supplements
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There are certain levels that are safe to eat like in fish, but these levels are very low.If you ingest any substantial amounts, it can be fatal.\nCheck out this website for some more info:\nhttp://www.pp.okstate.edu/ehs/training/mercury.htm\n\nAlso, \n\nCheck with the FDA on their mercury regulations to give you a better idea. :)
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Fish oils are used for 'brain food' in many parts of the world. Perhaps it is your diet causing memory loss, but it could be other things, too, like stress, depression, anxiety, normal aging.......If the condition impairs your daily life, see a doctor, or a dietitian.
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Castor oil!  I almost got sick from that stuff!  Liver would be a close second.  :o(
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Here's a summary of fish oil research regarding use in mood disorders, updated Jan 2006 .\n\n\nThe article is long, but excellent. In conclusion:\n\nConclusions (reviewed as of 3/2006; still seem to hold): the evidence is piling up that omega-3 fatty acids do something, at least in some people;  \nthe dose to use is not at all clear, as some studies suggest you can go too high and lose benefits (Nevets, Sagduyu), whereas many of the individual glowing results come with the higher doses;  \neven at higher doses, the risks seem minimal, and there may actually be additional benefits (on cholesterol, perhaps arthritis);  \nhowever, it's a large number of pills, though a minimal-moderate expense;  \nfish burps can be managed easily  \nit's not clear how long you have to wait to see benefits, but especially with the smaller doses they may take 1-2 months to show up, so if you take them, prepare yourself for a period of taking a lot of pills with no benefits.  \nDo I recommend them to my patients? Yes, rather commonly, especially when we're looking for all possible anti-depression tools to use, rather than have to use a typical antidepressant.  I still have yet to see a clear-cut stunning improvement like those case reports in the table above, but because the risk appears to be so minimal, in many cases it seems like it's worth a try.  \n\nFor more on omega-3's generally, here's a 2001 summary, including an extensive explanation of omega-3 physiology.  For small details including , pill type, flaxseed oil and any other tidbits I accumulate, here are more of my fish (oil) stories.
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Trans fats are all polyunsaturated fats.These increase the risk of heart disease by damaging arteries. These dangerous fats are in all fast foods fried foods and bakery goods.When you see "partially hydrogenated" oil on the label,put it back on the shelf.\nSee below for the good source of information.
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It's an oil, like fish liver oil. It's good for the vascular system
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I just heard the other day that castor oil isn't good for you. I don't know for sure but you might want to check it out first.
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temperance in all things is the key. Yes, you can have too much flaxseed oil.\n\nIf you are worried about your omega 3,6, and 9 fatty acids, you can let your worry go with a few tips.\n\nEat a wide variety of vegetables, fruits, nuts, seeds, and legumes. Don't have great variety at one meal, but over a week or two.\n\nInclude almonds, walnuts, soy beans, ground flaxseed, each week (soy beans once or twice a week, the rest have 1/4 cup each up to every day (about six almonds, etc). That will adequately cover your omegas.\n\nremember, not long ago we didn't know omega 9 existed, nor vitamin B15, but people were doing alright on a balanced diet.\n\nI am a total vegan, have been for 15 years. If you choose to use oil, like flaxseed oil, just be temperate, and you don't need more than a teaspoonful a day, with all the other sources of omegas. olive oil is great for omega 9.
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if that is regular mayo, then it is not that healthy.  Tuna alone is extremely healthy.  Even canned tuna in a light water is very healthy.  High protein, low fat, excellent nutrients.  The only drawback, particularly with canned tuna, is the high amount of mercury present.  But overall, pretty darn good choice.  Try miracle whip instead of mayo, if you have to add somethinf, personally, i add a little vinegar and pepper, and it is great.