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Injecting air into the bloodstream can be fatal, but the amount required to cause death varies. As little as 20 milliliters of air can potentially lead to an air embolism, which can obstruct blood flow and result in serious complications or death. However, individual tolerance can vary based on several factors, including the person's health and the speed of injection. It's essential to avoid any form of injection that is not medically supervised.

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