Sarin Gas is one of most Toxic Substances for Humans on Earth

1/4 of an ounce of Sarin gas can kill you. it is odorless, tasteless and basically invisible when it is released. The victims pupils in their eyes go to small pinpoints and this makes the victims unable to see well. Then they get headaches with excessive sweating, then convulsions then respiratory failure which causes death. In otherwords you stop breathing. Samples of people who died in Syria have tested positive for Sarin. Also, even doctors who treated the people exposed to Sarin Gas died too. The first night 6 doctors who were first responders died within a day or two of being exposed to their patients. This is a very horrific substance in that it can even kill the doctors, nurses and other first responders who are trying to help the victims.

The present way this is being used in Syria is to genocide Sunni Muslim Syrians out of existence or to get them to move permanently out of Syria. Unless the U.S. or other countries retaliate against Syria for doing this, this genocide of Syrian Civilians will continue unabated ongoing until someone stops them from doing this.

There is an antidote to Sarin Gas called Atropine. Here are some websites with more information about atropine:

1. Atropine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

   en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atropine‎

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   Atropine (Atropine) Drug Information: Description, User Reviews ...

   www.rxlist.com › ... › atropine (atropine) side effects drug center‎

   Learn about the prescription medication Atropine (Atropine), drug uses, dosage, side effects, drug interactions, warnings, reviews and patient labeling.

3. News for atropine

   
   1. Vital sarin antidote missing from gas mask kits

      The Times of Israel ‎- 3 days ago

      Both VX and sarin are treated with atropine, but mustard gases, ... An Israeli standard issue atropine injector, formerly found in gas mask kits.
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   ATROPINE - ORAL (Sal-Tropine) side effects, medical uses, and ...

   www.medicinenet.com › home › atropine-oral index‎

   Consumer information about the medication ATROPINE - ORAL (Sal-Tropine), includes side effects, drug interactions, recommended dosages, and storage ...
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   Atropine medical facts from Drugs.com

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   Physician reviewed atropine patient information - includes atropine description, dosage and directions.
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   Atropine Injection Drug / Medicine Information

   www.news-medical.net/drugs/Atropine-Injection.aspx‎

   Atropine sulfate belongs to a group of medicines called antimuscarinic agents. Atropine Injection is given before anaesthesia to decrease mucus secretions, ...