Listed below are examples of symptoms caused by cyanide exposure: Itching Abnormal redness of the skin Swelling Confusion Nausea Anxiety Altered sense of taste Headache High blood pressure Low blood pressure Seizure Loss of consciousness Vomiting Kidney failure Irregular heartbeat Heart failure Chronic Cyanide Exposure Chronic Cyanide Exposure People exposed to small amounts of cyanide over an extended period may experience symptoms such as headache, abnormal taste, vomiting, chest pain, stomach pain, and anxiety
One third of players, however, still chew tobacco, either straight, or by mixing it with gum, sunflower seeds, or other products to spit with less suspicion
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