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i didnt buy this story one bit or did anyone i know that read it, last nite i was in the ER with my room mates and i asked one of the doctors there would it be possible to awaken after being given propofol to just get up out of bed and he said no cuz you would still be a little drowsy so its not possibile for MJ to be able to do this all by himself in just 2 minutes, this is just another BS story to make MJ look like a drug addict
thanks for spamming this topic the arabian nights guess that explains your high post count........
Quote from: "Grace"For all those still thinking that the prop-of-fool could have been the reason for MJ's disappearance, I am reposting this.I bet you will join me in laughing.A cat can take a one-time injection of up to 8 mg / kg (translating in a total body weight of 25 kg / 55 lbs that could be injected with the content of a 20 ml ampule containing 10 mg/ml of the drug (=200 mg)).A cat can take a constant infusion of 0.1 - 0.8 mg/kg/min (translating into a 5 or 40 mg infusion per minute given MJ's body weight of 117 lbs / 50 kg thus an infusion duration of 40 or 5 minutes.So if MJ was first injected with 25 mg, this would have been sufficient for putting a kitten of 3.1 kg / 6.9 lbs. to sleep. Injection of the remaining 175 mg in one shot would have been sufficient to put a dog of 21.9 kg / 48.2 lbs to sleep.MJ was reported to have weighed 50 kg / 117 lbs. (edit - of course I was wrong, we only calculate in kg - sorry for the inconvenience... :? )The veterinarian dosage advice translates for me into this conclusion: even one full bottle could not have been a letal dosis to a human being but put only a dog to sleep[/size] (to be confirmed by a physician).We discussed Propofol many times - this is a veterinary point of view on dosage:You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginGrace this article is correct however the autopsy report also stated "benzodiazepine effect" so it was saying that after all the drugs were in his system the propofol became an acute amount. Whether or not it was too much given, it was too much given the fact there were other drugs of similar nature.
For all those still thinking that the prop-of-fool could have been the reason for MJ's disappearance, I am reposting this.I bet you will join me in laughing.A cat can take a one-time injection of up to 8 mg / kg (translating in a total body weight of 25 kg / 55 lbs that could be injected with the content of a 20 ml ampule containing 10 mg/ml of the drug (=200 mg)).A cat can take a constant infusion of 0.1 - 0.8 mg/kg/min (translating into a 5 or 40 mg infusion per minute given MJ's body weight of 117 lbs / 50 kg thus an infusion duration of 40 or 5 minutes.So if MJ was first injected with 25 mg, this would have been sufficient for putting a kitten of 3.1 kg / 6.9 lbs. to sleep. Injection of the remaining 175 mg in one shot would have been sufficient to put a dog of 21.9 kg / 48.2 lbs to sleep.MJ was reported to have weighed 50 kg / 117 lbs. (edit - of course I was wrong, we only calculate in kg - sorry for the inconvenience... :? )The veterinarian dosage advice translates for me into this conclusion: even one full bottle could not have been a letal dosis to a human being but put only a dog to sleep[/size] (to be confirmed by a physician).We discussed Propofol many times - this is a veterinary point of view on dosage:You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login
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