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<blockquote data-quote="Nick Wagner" data-source="post: 1844748" data-attributes="member: 25329"><p>Poison hemlock has never been proven to cause a rash, it is a deadly poison if ingested or absorbed through the skin. It is believed to be the poison used to execute the philosopher Socretes in Ancient Greece, a tea was made with PH and he was forced to drink it according to the written account, in which he describes the effects as it paralyzed his body. Even today there is no known antidote, although a few people have survived exposure by being put on life support while their body processes and expels the poison. I expect the rash was caused by another plant growing with the PH, and some plants such as wild parsnip and giant hogweed like to grow with PH and can cause serious phytophoto skin reactions, third degree burn serious.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nick Wagner, post: 1844748, member: 25329"] Poison hemlock has never been proven to cause a rash, it is a deadly poison if ingested or absorbed through the skin. It is believed to be the poison used to execute the philosopher Socretes in Ancient Greece, a tea was made with PH and he was forced to drink it according to the written account, in which he describes the effects as it paralyzed his body. Even today there is no known antidote, although a few people have survived exposure by being put on life support while their body processes and expels the poison. I expect the rash was caused by another plant growing with the PH, and some plants such as wild parsnip and giant hogweed like to grow with PH and can cause serious phytophoto skin reactions, third degree burn serious. [/QUOTE]
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