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How to treat poisoning
Call emergency services or a poison control hotline immediately.
Swallowing a poison can lead to serious complications that can't be addressed without medical intervention. If you suspect someone has swallowed a poison, get help right away.
A: Try to determine what caused the poisoning and have the person's age and weight ready to give to the person who answers the phone. Look for pills, plants or berries (berries), mouth burns, etc.

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How to take plexus
Consult with your doctor before taking any weight-loss supplement.
Talk to your doctor to see if a weight-loss supplement is right for you. Your general practitioner will also be able to review the ingredients in the type of plexus you choose to use, and make sure that the included chemicals are safe for ingestion.
A: Your doctor may also discuss the possibility of side effects based on the medical and chemical ingredients of plexus. Weight-loss supplements operate by suppressing your appetite, making you feel less hungry than you would otherwise be.

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How to know when not to volunteer
Stop offering to volunteer if you do not have the time.
If you cannot devote the necessary time, be aware you only have so much time to devote to anything. Volunteering is no different.
A: You can create problems for other volunteers by not turning up often. It is also disruptive to have your absences occur at key moments when you said you'd do something but were unable to follow through.

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How to replace bike pedals
Secure your bike on a flat surface.
If your bike has a kickstand, rest your bike on it. If your bike doesn't have a kickstand, lean it up against a wall or a table so it stays upright.
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Check the pedals to see what kind of wrench you'll need. Look at the space in between the pedal and the crank arm (the metal arm that your pedals are attached to).