I came across this the other day and found it interesting, but I’m not sure if it means anything.
You probably could tell us a lot about what it means.
Skin absorption is a route by which substances can enter the body through the skin. Along with inhalation, ingestion and injection, dermal absorption is a route of exposure for toxic substances and route of administration for medication. Absorption of substances through the skin depends on a number of factors, the most important of which are concentration, duration of contact, *solubility of medication*, and physical condition of the skin and part of the body exposed. Substances called carriers help other substances penetrate the skin to make them more readily absorbed. Dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) is a carrier that is frequently used to transport medication through the skin. This allows treatment to be localized, unlike with ingestion. Alongside that, certain medications seem to be more effective (or are more efficient) using this route of administration, while it still remains clear that others are not.
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Because DMSO increases the rate of absorption of some compounds through organic tissues, including skin, it can be used as a drug delivery system. It is frequently compounded with antifungal medications, enabling them to penetrate not just skin but also toe and fingernails.
Potassium Chloride:
Potassium Chloride is known to be among the ingredients in many prescription drugs, such as: Klor-Con, Klor-Con 8, Klor-Con 10, and Klor-Con/25, among others. Potassium Chloride breaks down into both its’ individual components, potassium and chlorine. Both are found in the human body and the presence of either or both of these will not raise suspicion by either the attending physician or the coroner, who will carry out the autopsy.
This compound breaks down into both potassium and chlorine, in which the chlorine (Cl) binds with the human body’s naturally occurring sodium (Na) to create NaCl — sodium chloride — common table salt. The resultant heart attack is found to have no known cause — as all that is found in the body is a slightly elevated level of NaCl. Too much potassium in the body causes tachycardia (fast heart-rate), which then leads to something known as ventricular fibrillation, which is one of many types of cardiac arrest.
Calcium Gluconate:
Calcium Gluconate is available in a 10% hypertonic I.V. (intravenous) solution, which simply means that the concentration is higher than what normally appears in the human body. The process by which this works is known as osmosis — the hypertonic solution removes the water and glucose from the body’s cells — replacing it with Calcium Gluconate. The calcium and the glucose are deposited in the body to be used as energy/fuel. The glucose is used for fuel, while the calcium remains in the body.
The Calcium Gluconate removes chlorine and replaces it with calcium, thus creating an electrolytic imbalance. The three compounds that become imbalanced are sodium (Na), potassium (K), and chlorine (Cl). This interferes with the normal LUB-DUB heartbeat impulse, which can then be regulated either too fast or too slow, creating a heart attack.
www.naturalnews.com/027392_magnesium_disease_heart.html
Nov 4, 2009 – Magnesium is especially important for men, because a deficiency can cause the arteries of the heart to spasm, resulting in a heart attack.
Dermal absorption is possible, especially with fat soluble compounds. There are a number of formulations made for cutaneous absorption used on livestock, people, and pets. Some of the organophosphates (nerve agents) used in cattle to control internal and external parasites go right through the skin for systemic distribution. Both chlorinated hydrocarbons (egs. DDT, Aldrin, Dieldrin) will readily penetrate the skin and cause seizures. The Calcium (Ca) and potassium (K) would both require IV administration, but both will cause cardiac failure. A hot tea made with Japanese Yew extract or Oleander extract, will both cause heart failure—Ask yourself how easy this would be?
Could he have shook some one’s hand? Could it be a crowded bar where people run into each other and someone jabbed him with something without him even knowing it?
Could someone touch the glass he was drinking from? Could something have been put into his drink? Did someone go to buy him a drink and fuddled with his drink or glass then?
All kinds of thoughts going thru my mind on the bar more than what might have happened as he was walking away from the bar.
Got to go; black helicopters circling.
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