Just saying, if a person had an unlimited supply of nitrous oxide readily available,

[raccoon]

Would it actually do any harm to their body?

[whistler162]

1. yup!

http://articles.latimes.com/1999/sep/01/local/me-5810

[raccoon]

2. I guess that's why the dentists monitor the use carefully. duh. nt

[arcane1]

3. Merely having the supply is relatively harmless

consuming it would be another story

[quakerboy]

4. It would depend on what they did with it

For instance, if they kept it in steel containers in the garage, which eventually rusted and blew apart, shredding their home and their person in the middle of the night, then yes.

If they decided to use the other gas instead of Oxygen for breathing purposes, yes.

If they had it dropped on their head from a great height, then certainly, yes it would harm their body.

[nolabear]

5. Brain damage and organ failure aside, no.

But, yeah.

[ellisonz]

6. I belive it's legal to get a tank.

[Gidney N Cloyd]

7. I vaguely recall a St Elsewhere episode where a dentist got addicted andgot brain damage.

[bluedigger]

8. Pace yourself.

[hunter]

9. If I was building experimental rockets, probably yes.

[NYC_SKP]

10. Whip-its!

Fun!



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