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Date: | Wed, 21 Dec 2016 20:09:50 -0500 |
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> You did not give units! Without units your post is meaningless.
True that, but your assumption that I was offering the LD50 for the average person is correct
> For example you give the LD50 for ethanol as 918 grams. That would mean a lethal dose was 27 ounces of pure ethanol or about two liters of whiskey.
That would kill me, if I just drank it right down.
> Your toxicity for table salt is 218 grams, about three times less toxic than alcohol.
More toxic, the LD50 is less. The point is, salt is more toxic than glyphosate, which is more toxic than alcohol. However, one is far more likely to get poisoned by alcohol -- say, at a frat party -- than either by glyphosate or salt. Imagine consuming a half pound of salt, I don't think I could keep it down. On a darker note, suicide by organophosphorus poisoning is common in India.
PLB
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