A woman suddenly died unexpectedly with
signs of bleeding from her ears, nose, mouth
& eyes.
After a preliminary autopsy it was diagnosed
that death was due to arsenic poisoning.
Where did the arsenic come from?
The police launched an in-depth and
extensive investigation. A medical school
professor was invited to come to solve the
case.
The professor carefully looked at the
contents. In less than half an hour, the
mystery was solved.
The professor said: 'The deceased did not
commit suicide and neither was she
murdered, she died of accidental death due to
ignorance!'
Everyone was puzzled, why accidental death?
The professor said: 'The arsenic was
produced in the stomach of the deceased.'
The deceased used to take 'Vitamin C'
everyday, which in itself is not a problem.
The problem was that she ate a large portion
of shrimp/prawn during dinner. Eating
shrimp/prawn is not the problem that's why
nothing happened to her family even though
they had the same shrimp/prawn. However at
the same time the deceased also took
'vitamin C', that is where the problem was!
Researchers at the University of Chicago in
the United States , found through
experiments, food such as soft-shell contain
much higher concentration of five
potassium arsenic compounds.
Such fresh food by itself has no toxic effects
on the human body.
However, in taking 'vitamin C', chemical
reaction occurs and the original non-toxic
elements change to toxic elements.
Arsenic poisoning has magma role and can
cause paralysis to the small blood vessels.
Therefore, a person who dies of arsenic
poisoning will show signs of bleeding from
the ears, nose, mouth & eyes.
Thus as a
precautionary measure,
DO NOT eat shrimp/prawn when taking
'vitamin C'.

Source:http://facebook.com/rdlifestyle

Very educating. I know someone that takes a lot of Vit.C everytime. I geuss I have to talk to him so he can know the kinda food he shouldn't eat before taking the Vit.C