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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Either. Slowed Heart Rate One disastrous side effect that the super pill has that can lead to coma or death is a slowed heart rate. Again, because Xanax is a sedative, it’s going to slow down every one of the bodily processes. Usually, when someone’s heart rate slows, this is a sign that they might be undergoing sedation. People’s heart rates drop when they’re sleeping, after all, or when they’re relaxed. A slowed heart rate is a sign that someone is losing consciousness. This is actually a reason that a lot of people take Xanax, whether prescribed it or not. For those who actually need it as a medication, Xanax lowers anxiety by slowing the bodily processes. For those who take it illegally, they like the depressant aspect of the drug for similar reasons that alcoholics like the depressant aspect of drinking. Especially because restricted breathing often happens with the use of the super pill, having a slowed heart rate can spell extreme harm for the person who’s used the drug. Be alert and check for the slowing of someone’s heart rate when you see that they’re struggling with breathing and vice versa. Death Clearly, the super pill is really deadly. Usually, death will come sooner rather than later, but it’s ultimately the aftermath of all the other side effects discussed above. After all, people don’t die without first falling unconscious. Of course, steps need to be taken to prevent yourself or a Xanax-using loved one from taking the super pill and meeting the grim reaper. Make sure that you’re knowledgeable about the drug. Also, even though it’s going to be awkward, it’s important to have a talk with anyone in your life that you suspect has used street drugs in the past. It’s important that they know about the
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