Nicotinic poisoning (coniine, nicotine, cytisine)
Coniine in hemlock, nicotine in tobacco, cytisine in laburnum, lobeline.
Nicotinic poisoning (coniine, nicotine, cytisine): how soon does it show?
Minutes to an hour.
How does it run?
Salivation, nausea, trembling, then an ascending paralysis of the muscles with the mind clear, and death by the stopping of the breath: the death of Socrates, as Plato describes it.
What is done for it?
Breathing for the patient until the drug is cleared; there is no antidote.
Historical and descriptive, not medical advice. In a poisoning, call a poison centre or emergency services.
Which substances in the database cause it?

PlantGorseFurze
Ulex europaeus. A spiny, coconut-scented, yellow-flowered shrub of heath and common land.


PlantTobaccoNicotiana; herba sancta, herba panacea
Nicotiana tabacum.Caution
Sources
- Nelson, L. S., et al. (2007). Handbook of Poisonous and Injurious Plants, 2nd ed. Verified against its record · doi:10.1007/978-1-4939-8926-3