Submitted by Ready_Panda t3_122opmb in pittsburgh
Aggravating_Foot_528 t1_jdt1avg wrote
Reply to comment by dropkickpa in Animal sedative posing increased threat in local drug overdoses by Ready_Panda
Omg. I haven't thought about yohembine since 2000 or so. I think that was used in human medicine for erectile dysfunction iirc.
I think the safety margin in humans is much greater given the large uncontrolled trial going on in Philly. I do think the sleeping for 24+ hours with it can be dangerous if you're exposed to the elements or not eating but it doesn't seem like it kills humans. And I'm assuming people are just shooting themselves up with massive doses.
dropkickpa t1_jdt2zek wrote
It probably is safer for humans, i know with small animals a small error in calculations can be deadly pretty quickly.
Aggravating_Foot_528 t1_jdt8y9h wrote
All those extra lbs add a safety buffer.
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