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Valerian is an herbal dietary supplement sold over-the-counter (OTC) for its sedative and calming effects. It is generally considered safe and well-tolerated; however, scientific evidence showing its effectiveness is inconclusive.
If dogs eat chocolate, vomiting, hyperactivity, diarrhea, seizures and even death can follow. The poison is theobromine, present in greater concentrations in darker chocolates. Keep all chocolate away from your dog. If some is swallowed, call Poison Control to see if the amount swallowed will be a problem.
Never store or discard cigarettes and other nicotine products within a child’s reach. Always make sure that discarded nicotine products, such as cigarette butts, chewing tobacco, flavored tobacco, nicotine gum or patches, are out of sight and beyond the reach of children and pets.
Mustard is a popular condiment, but it can cause allergic reactions in some people. Mustard oil is often used for cooking, but only essential mustard oil is approved for use in foods by the FDA.
Lutein, a nutrient found mainly in leafy green vegetables, is thought to protect against light-induced retina damage. While some studies show positive results from lutein use, more research is needed to determine its definitive benefits and safety.
Part of the Hindu Holi celebration is throwing brightly colored powders into the air and onto others. These powders should be from safe and natural sources, but some contain metals and other potentially dangerous substances.
Rhododendron is a genus of woody shrubs that includes over 1000 species. They usually have brightly colored flowers, making them popular residential landscaping plants. Azaleas are a subgenus of Rhododendron.
Kissing bugs can transmit a parasite that leads to a potentially serious illness called Chagas disease. Most cases of Chagas disease occur in Latin America. Although infection directly from exposure to the kissing bug is rare in the US, it is still important to take steps to prevent kissing bug bites.
Hydrocortisone belongs to a class of medicines called corticosteroids. It is available in various forms, including topical creams, pills, and suppositories. It is often used to treat eczema, hemorrhoids, bug bites, mild sunburns, and rashes. Because it might cause fetal harm, using hydrocortisone during pregnancy is not recommended.
Children get into gasoline most often in the summertime. If they're outside the car at the gas station, they get splashed; this can irritate the eyes or skin. If someone transfers gas to a food or drink container, kids drink it. Drinking gasoline can lead to gagging on it; this can lead to pneumonia and lung damage.
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