Hi Samie, When you inject products like Talc and titanium dioxide and other fillers these don't break down in the bllood steam. I didn't see the show, but more than likely the fillers when injected would cause a blockage of some sort, If it didn't cause a clot to go to his lungs a glob of the crap meant to be digested by strong acids in the digestive system could have blocked an arteire and caused a heart attack or gone straight to his brain and caused a stroke. That's the danger of injecting non soluable materials in oral meds that are normally disolved by digestive secretions directly into the blood stream. If it didn't go to his lungs it could have gone to any other part of his body and caused a clot just as lethal. If you happen to have a valium, crush one up and add water and you will have something that looks like paper mache, You would need a large gage needle and alot of pressure just to get the crap into his system.
I have never heard of an oral med filler causing death when the med is used properly. The acid in the stomach can break down these materials where all you have is salt water in your blood to break down these chemicals. I'm not a doc but am confident in saying if you use the meds the way they are intended you won't die from a filler.
Good luck, Dave
Hay Sammie, Just for grins I checked the full prescribing info for watsons generic Valium. It wouldn't let me cut the text out but in the first sentence it says that it's not soluble in water and the added goodies to clog your veins and hold the pill togeteher are cellulose and magnesim sterate. I'm sure it all makes a nice glob of crud that has to land somewhere.
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