### poison | toxin | venom:

Snake venom
* Many snake venoms have powerful anticoagulant or procoagulant activities.
* Most snake venoms are mixtures of neurotoxins and hemotoxins.
* Some snake venom enters blood streams
  - kills rabbits
  - venoms prevent blood clotting in their victims
* are a complex mixture of chemicals, some of which have important medical properties
  - rich source of degradative enzymes, which greatly contribute to their toxicity
  - capable of activating many components of the hemostatic system
  - probably the most complicated animal venoms in the world
* can affect every major organ system in the body directly or indirectly.
* complex mixture containing many proteins that trigger harmful reactions.
* has many medical benefits.
* holds promise for a variety of medical uses.
* is considered a treasure box of enzymes
  - extremely dangerous
  - one of the most complex substances known
  - really just highly specialized saliva
  - the product of modified salivary glands
  - used in painkillers, blood thinners, and blood clotting agents
* lowers the resistance of the blood to infections.
* mixture of toxic proteins.
* works on victims in two main ways.

Spider venom
* Most spider venom causes damage
  - paralyzes the prey
* Some spider venoms are more potent than rattlesnake venom
  - powerful than others
  - reactions that differ from spider to spider and person to person
* contain a multitude of toxins that target membrane receptors and ion channels.

### poisonous:

Narcissus bulb
* are poisonous.
* produce fragrant clusters of delicate flowers.

Polarity
* Polarities are apparently opposite, but complementary, characteristics
  - opposites, one thing against another
  - opposition
  - the basis for all that exists in the world
  - exist because of a lacking flow between different aspects of the person
* aims to find and cure the imbalance of elements in the body s system.
* also affects the shape of the weld.
* can either be horizontal or vertical.
* causes magnetization to have opposite effects.
* denotes the relative electrical charge between two points.
* derives from the uneven distribution of charges in the water molecule.
* gives in the ability to dissolve both ionic compounds and other polar molecules.
* is Vertical
  - also related to solubility
  - an important concept in the mechanisms of antibiotics as well
  - embedded in classification
  - necessary for consciousness, in voidness there is no consciousness
  - one of the first features that appears in embryonic development
  - performed by touching, or bridging, energetically-interconnected points
  - reversible
  - the feeling of separateness, symbolized by the conflict between the sexes
* makes it an excellent solvent for polar molecules and ions.
* occurs in many tissues and is often required for proper development
  - when a mutation in an operon effects genes downstream in the operon
* promotes deep relaxation and revitalization by balancing the body's energy.
* recognizes that a relationship consists of two parties, and thus two terms - aunt, niece.
* refers to direction of character evolution
  - like channels on a satellite such as all odd channels or all even channels
* refers to the orientation of the earth's magnetic field
  - phase of the signal in relation to the string vibration
* term used in electricity, magnetism, and electronic signaling.
* works as a mental tool
  - with bodywork, diet, yoga and awareness

### polarity:

Bond polarity
* function of the difference in electronegativity of the atoms that make up a bond.
* result of uneven distribution of the electron density within a covalent bond.

Negative polarity
* is changed to positive and the amount of dissolved oxygen is increased.
* makes the lamp suck light out of the sphere.

Reverse polarity
* allows the letters to appear light on a dark background, to reduce glare.
* can damage certain equipment, such as VCRs, TVs and computers.