I don't know, you tell me Gabrielle Griffiths xD
Yes ,it is . As we all know that naphthalene is a subliming substance so it when changes to gaseous state it mixes with air and cause harm to the plants.
I don't know. That is what I am trying to find out.
i don't know how but there harmful
Huffing is taking an unnecessary and potentially harmful substance into your body for the purpose of mood-altering. I would call it "substance abuse," which is a better overall term to begin with, but let's not split hairs. We both know what it is.
it is a lymph node probably
Lymphadenitis is inflammation of a lymph node.Typically inflammation of the lymph nodes are signs of immune-activation in the local-area the lymph node supplies. Often this is seen in enlarged, tender lymph nodes.The state is called "lymphadenopathy" - meaning basically "disease of the lymph node(s)". Though lymphadenopathy is quite common in states of heightened immune activity (some may know it from the tender lymph-nodes under the jaw when you have a sore throat), it can also be evident of more serious systemic disease, and if persistent for more than 7-10 days should be seen by a doctor.Inflammation of lymph nodes are simply a response to the activation of that area of the lymphatic system, due to infection of some sort. You have dozens of lymph nodes throughout your body, and several "clearing houses", if you will, that help to filter lymphatic fluid and redistribute it within the lymphatic system.When you get sick or have injury, your body initiates an increase in white blood cells and "T" cells, which both assist in fighting the infection or injury. Those cells are distributed through the blood, and filtered through the lymphatic system. Thus, it is similar to adding sugar to water, then using a coffee filter to strain it. The sugar that collects in the coffee filter is similar to the white blood cells and lymphatic debris that collect in the lymph nodes, which is what causes the inflammation.The state is called "lymphadenopathy" - meaning basically "disease of the lymph node(s)". Though lymphadenopathy is quite common in states of hightened immune activity (some may know it from the tender lymph-nodes under the jaw when you have a sore throat), it can also be evident of more serious systemic disease, and if persistent for more than 7-10 days should be seen by a doctor.lymphadenitisInflammation of lymph nodes are simply a response to the activation of that area of the lymphatic system, due to infection of some sort. You have dozens of lymph nodes throughout your body, and several "clearing houses", if you will, that help to filter lymphatic fluid and redistribute it within the lymphatic system.When you get sick or have injury, your body initiates an increase in white blood cells and "T" cells, which both assist in fighting the infection or injury. Those cells are distributed through the blood, and filtered through the lymphatic system. Thus, it is similar to adding sugar to water, then using a coffee filter to strain it. The sugar that collects in the coffee filter is similar to the white blood cells and lymphatic debris that collect in the lymph nodes, which is what causes the inflammation.lymphadenitis
I don't know of any honey that is harmful.
Quite a lot - depending on the specific substance you are talking about. What do you want to know?
yes I believe it can my cousin had heat stroke and it swelled up her lymph nods. So i know it is possible.
It is illegal and harmful to use crack and heroin. They are highly addictive substances that can have severe physical and psychological effects. If you or someone you know is struggling with substance abuse, seek help from a healthcare professional or a substance abuse treatment center.
Yes, it is harmful in all forms.