because its faster acting
The oral bioavailability of most insulin products is less than 1% due to acidic and enzymatic degradation in the stomach and small intestine. Therefore, unless you swallowed hundreds of units of insulin, it is unlikely to have much effect. That said, you should be on the look out for symptoms of hypoglycemia, including sweating, palpitations, lightheadedness, or feeling suddenly hungry. If you experience these symptoms, check your blood sugar immediately and if low, eat a sugary snack and call EMS and go to the closest hospital for evaluation.
You turn into the Hulk.
if it do NOT get stuck in your throat then nothing really will happen you might get sick but if it gets stuck in your throat you'll die in 3 mins
yes
it will be broken down
it will be broken down
You're doing it wrong.
Hydrochloric acid is one of the corrosive acids that can be fatal if swallowed. It is commonly found in household cleaners and industrial chemicals, and ingesting even small amounts can cause severe damage to the throat and stomach.
Yes, you're fine.
Life savers have holes in them in case one is accidentally swallowed whole, especially by a young child. The hole allows you to breath until it is removed, swallowed all the way, or dissolves enough to be swallowed.
i would laugh =)
Not a chance in the world! You have nothing to worry about.
no