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The woman’s who’s blood was so toxic it cleared out an entire hospital. On February 19, 1994, Gloria Ramirez was taken to General Hospital in Riverside, California. Gloria Ramirez experienced a fast heartbeat and a dip in blood pressure that evening. She was having trouble breathing and responding to queries with jumbled phrases. Ramirez also had cervical cancer that was at a late stage, which would account for her declining health. She was treated by medical professionals right away in an effort to preserve her life. They attempted to return her vital signs to normal but everything failed. Nurses observed a weird oily sheen on the woman's body when they took off her shirt to insert the defibrillator electrodes. Her mouth was emitting a fruity, garlicky fragrance that the medical staff could clearly detect. The nurses then injected a syringe into Ramirez's arm to draw blood. There were floating particles in her blood that were the color of manila and had an ammonia-like odor. One of the attending nurses suddenly began to pass out. Another nurse started having breathing issues. When a third nurse fell asleep, she couldn't move her arms or legs when she woke up. In total, 23 persons fell ill, and 5 were admitted to the hospital. A skeleton crew remained to support Ramirez. After 45 minutes of CPR and defibrillation, Ramirez was declared dead due to kidney failure brought on by her malignancy at 8:50 p.m. A hazmat crew had to be called in to transport her body and after various tests and studies, there’s one possible explanation for her insane death. Ramirez attempted to treat her advanced cervical cancer by smothering her entire body with dimethyl sulfone (DMSO). In 1965, DMSO was classified as a toxin by medical science. When DMSO is exposed to oxygen, it transforms into dimethyl sulfate rather than sulfone. Compared to dimethyl sulfone, dimethyl sulfate is incredibly deadly. Dimethyl sulfate gas kills cells in the mouth, lungs, and eyes of people. This vapor can enter the body and result in paralysis, delirium, and convulsions. There was no widespread hysteria or stress among the medical professionals. They were poisoned with dimethyl sulfate. #fyp #fypシ #history
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