If you get some psychological help, get on a good diet and exercise (according to your doctor's specifications) then you can add most of that 20 years back onto your life. If you don't turn over a new leaf health-wise very soon you could suffer a stroke (lose your speech, use of your arm and leg on one side of the body or have a massive heart attack.) Also blood clots that could go to the brain and may cause you to become a virtual vegetable (meaning you could well lay in a hospital or nursing home for years before death comes. It's your choice!
Probably since eating too much of anything can cause problems in the stomach. It is designed to take in a moderate amount of any food, junk food is worse to overdose on however.
Yes and it can cause all sorts of problems including rhabdomyolosis and renal failure. go to Google and type in Doxylamine succinate overdose.
Yes, in the same way that a person can overdose on people treats. More of an overindulgence than an overdose, but giving too many treats can lead to digestive & weight problems for sure.
I heard that her career was shortened by problems with her vocal technique. But she was an exquisitely beautiful singer in her short heyday.
Your body slowly slips into a coma and you will have breathing problems and snore then foam from the mouth and turn cold and blue
No taking two medications together will cause a higher risk in health problems and may lead to a drug overdose
dont use Valium to overdose, the more people who do this stop it being given to those who really need it get professional help or talk about your problems. nothing is that bad, i know ive been through the worst thing and come through it
Confusion, anxiety, erratic heartbeat, erratic blood pressure, hallucination, breathing problems, abdominal pain/swelling and death.
If you have no complications with your heart and you do not overdose there is no problems taking Lipodrene. But check with your doctor first. There is Caffeine in Lipodrene which can boost up your heart rhythm.
Probably not. Humans have a knack for creating more problems for themselves.
Anti-depressents can lead to low birth weight which carries risks such as heart problems, children diabetes, and other health complications known by science.
Sometimes people overdose on painkillers without even realizing they have done so. Symptoms to look out for with an overdose include dilated pupils, confusion, hallucinations, tremors, and even seizures. They may also be very sleepy and hard to wake up. Respiratory problems such as slow heart rate, drop in blood pressure and labored breathing are also seen.