This is done until the body can metabolise and excrete the toxin of its own accord.
But if laboured good news does not work, bad news has become a toxin of public debate.
The toxin of C. tetani causes tetanus when introduced into damaged or dead tissue.
In the first act, as the toxin of Leontes's jealousy gets to work, the wrenched distortions of his movement mimic the unravelling syntax of the original verse.
Botulism, a severe paralytic poisoning, results from the ingestion or absorption of the toxin of the bacterium Clostridium botulinum.
Consider, for example, the potent toxin of the potentially lethal food-poisoning bacterium that causes botulism: in tiny amounts, the toxin is a useful pharmaceutical and cosmetic; its brand name is Botox.
In all, Iraq claims to have produced at least 19,000 litres of concentrated botulinum toxin, of which almost 10,000 litres were put into munitions.
If you've scanned the headlines recently, you have no doubt been freshly reminded that the toxin of anti-Semitism has hardly been eradicated from contemporary culture.
These include a toxin produced by Staphylococcus aureus, which causes a rapid, severe, but limited gastrointestinal distress, or the toxin of Clostridium botulinum, which is often lethal.
"Macbeth" really isn't a war play, as many of Shakespeare's histories are, and Mr. Jarzyna's bullet-riddled staging does little to illuminate the drama as a study in the metastasizing toxin of ambition or the susceptibility of a morally corrupted psyche.
"This election is our best opportunity to get rid of the toxin of Thaksin," he said.
