Calpol Night ORIGINAL!
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Calpol Night ORIGINAL!
by rlady 10.03.24 21:04
PeterMac's Ebook 'chapter discussing possible drugging of the three children has this passage:
• Two children aged 2 years were left comatose for 10 hours - they slept thorugh screaming, talking, lights switched on, furniture moving, being taken into other room and beds...
* When they woke no after effects were recorded. [2.7]
Then he writes:
2007 CALPOL NIGHT medicine? remedy? sleep sedative?
ORIGINAL CALPOL NIGHT and similar MEDISED contained sedatives and caused drowsiness!
CALPOL NIGHT oral solution contains two active ingredients, paracetamol and diphenhydramine hydrochloride.
Paracetamol is a simple painkilling medicine used to relieve mild to moderate pain and fever. Despite its widespread use for over 100 years, we still don't fully understand how paracetamol works to relieve pain and reduce fever. However, it is now thought that it works by reducing the production of prostaglandins in the brain and spinal cord.
Diphenhydramine is a type of medicine called a sedating antihistamine. It enters the brain in sufficient quantities to cause drowsiness.
CALPOL NIGHT was discontinued in 2009 due to worries about addiction.
Official Warning!
March 2009: Over-the-counter cough and cold medicines for children have recently been under review in the UK. New advice is that several cough and cold medicines, including this one, are no longer recommended for children under six years of age. This is because there is no evidence that they work in this age group, and they can potentially cause side effects such as allergic reactions, effects on sleep or hallucinations.
Diphenhydramine is a type of medicine called a sedating antihistamine. It enters the brain in sufficient quantities to cause drowsiness.
So back in 2007 any parent could have either Calpol Night or Medised and no one would raise any comment.
But an overdose on a 3 years old could have been fatal or made Maddie so groggy that she fell off the settee…
Kate's father, the grandfather of the minor, Brian Healy, admits to the press that Kate could have administered some medication to the little girl, Calpol, to help the child (children'') to sleep, contrary to what his daughter Kate had stated.
………………………………
Quote: 'And we know that the sedatives have timings to act and timings to be expelled, that varies between six and 200 hours.
The medical knowledge of the McCann is enough to know such, even if their professional activity never passed by performing toxicology exams.'
• Two children aged 2 years were left comatose for 10 hours - they slept thorugh screaming, talking, lights switched on, furniture moving, being taken into other room and beds...
* When they woke no after effects were recorded. [2.7]
Then he writes:
So far as can be ascertained - there is NO substance or technique known to medical science which can do this.
That is wrong! The Original CALPOL NIGHT mixture was a strong sedative:
2007 CALPOL NIGHT medicine? remedy? sleep sedative?
ORIGINAL CALPOL NIGHT and similar MEDISED contained sedatives and caused drowsiness!
CALPOL NIGHT oral solution contains two active ingredients, paracetamol and diphenhydramine hydrochloride.
Paracetamol is a simple painkilling medicine used to relieve mild to moderate pain and fever. Despite its widespread use for over 100 years, we still don't fully understand how paracetamol works to relieve pain and reduce fever. However, it is now thought that it works by reducing the production of prostaglandins in the brain and spinal cord.
Diphenhydramine is a type of medicine called a sedating antihistamine. It enters the brain in sufficient quantities to cause drowsiness.
CALPOL NIGHT was discontinued in 2009 due to worries about addiction.
Official Warning!
March 2009: Over-the-counter cough and cold medicines for children have recently been under review in the UK. New advice is that several cough and cold medicines, including this one, are no longer recommended for children under six years of age. This is because there is no evidence that they work in this age group, and they can potentially cause side effects such as allergic reactions, effects on sleep or hallucinations.
Diphenhydramine is a type of medicine called a sedating antihistamine. It enters the brain in sufficient quantities to cause drowsiness.
So back in 2007 any parent could have either Calpol Night or Medised and no one would raise any comment.
But an overdose on a 3 years old could have been fatal or made Maddie so groggy that she fell off the settee…
Kate's father, the grandfather of the minor, Brian Healy, admits to the press that Kate could have administered some medication to the little girl, Calpol, to help the child (children'') to sleep, contrary to what his daughter Kate had stated.
………………………………
Quote: 'And we know that the sedatives have timings to act and timings to be expelled, that varies between six and 200 hours.
The medical knowledge of the McCann is enough to know such, even if their professional activity never passed by performing toxicology exams.'
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Maddie's drug of choice?
by rlady 10.03.24 21:10
2007 CALPOL NIGHT medicine? remedy? sleep sedative?
ORIGINAL CALPOL NIGHT and similar MEDISED contained sedatives and caused drowsiness!
2007 CALPOL NIGHT oral solution contains two active ingredients, paracetamol and diphenhydramine hydrochloride.
Paracetamol is a simple painkilling medicine used to relieve mild to moderate pain and fever. Despite its widespread use for over 100 years, we still don't fully understand how paracetamol works to relieve pain and reduce fever. However, it is now thought that it works by reducing the production of prostaglandins in the brain and spinal cord.
Diphenhydramine is a type of medicine called a sedating antihistamine. It enters the brain in sufficient quantities to cause drowsiness.
CALPOL NIGHT was discontinued in 2009 due to worries about addiction.
Warning!
March 2009: Over-the-counter cough and cold medicines for children have recently been under review in the UK. New advice is that several cough and cold medicines, including this one, are no longer recommended for children under six years of age. This is because there is no evidence that they work in this age group, and they can potentially cause side effects such as allergic reactions, effects on sleep or hallucinations.
Diphenhydramine is a type of medicine called a sedating antihistamine. It enters the brain in sufficient quantities to cause drowsiness.
So back in 2007 any parent could have either Calpol Night or Medised and no one would raise any comment.
But an overdose on a 3 years old could have been fatal or made Maddie so groggy that she fell off the sette.
Kate's father, the grandfather of the minor, Brian Healy, admits to the press that Kate could have administered some medication to the little girl, Calpol, to help the child (children'') to sleep, contrary to what his daughter Kate had stated.
Giving 2007 Calpol Night to the two younger children was dangerous but very effective as they slept 10 hours through all sorts of disturbances!
………………………………
Quote: 'And we know that the sedatives have timings to act and timings to be expelled, that varies between six and 200 hours.
The medical knowledge of the McCann is enough to know such, even if their professional activity never passed by performing toxicology exams.'
ORIGINAL CALPOL NIGHT and similar MEDISED contained sedatives and caused drowsiness!
2007 CALPOL NIGHT oral solution contains two active ingredients, paracetamol and diphenhydramine hydrochloride.
Paracetamol is a simple painkilling medicine used to relieve mild to moderate pain and fever. Despite its widespread use for over 100 years, we still don't fully understand how paracetamol works to relieve pain and reduce fever. However, it is now thought that it works by reducing the production of prostaglandins in the brain and spinal cord.
Diphenhydramine is a type of medicine called a sedating antihistamine. It enters the brain in sufficient quantities to cause drowsiness.
CALPOL NIGHT was discontinued in 2009 due to worries about addiction.
Warning!
March 2009: Over-the-counter cough and cold medicines for children have recently been under review in the UK. New advice is that several cough and cold medicines, including this one, are no longer recommended for children under six years of age. This is because there is no evidence that they work in this age group, and they can potentially cause side effects such as allergic reactions, effects on sleep or hallucinations.
Diphenhydramine is a type of medicine called a sedating antihistamine. It enters the brain in sufficient quantities to cause drowsiness.
So back in 2007 any parent could have either Calpol Night or Medised and no one would raise any comment.
But an overdose on a 3 years old could have been fatal or made Maddie so groggy that she fell off the sette.
Kate's father, the grandfather of the minor, Brian Healy, admits to the press that Kate could have administered some medication to the little girl, Calpol, to help the child (children'') to sleep, contrary to what his daughter Kate had stated.
Giving 2007 Calpol Night to the two younger children was dangerous but very effective as they slept 10 hours through all sorts of disturbances!
………………………………
Quote: 'And we know that the sedatives have timings to act and timings to be expelled, that varies between six and 200 hours.
The medical knowledge of the McCann is enough to know such, even if their professional activity never passed by performing toxicology exams.'
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Re: Calpol Night ORIGINAL!
by Silentscope 12.03.24 19:03
Syringe that 'knocked out' Maddie found
Daily Star
by Jerry Lawton
30 August 2007
Family fury at new claims
POLICE found a syringe in the holiday apartment where Madeleine McCann vanished, it was claimed last night.
Detectives are probing whether it was used to administer sedatives to the four-year-old and her twin siblings Sean and Amelie, according to a Portuguese newspaper.
Last night Madeleine's heart surgeon dad Gerry and GP mum Kate, both 39, were unavailable for comment on the alleged discovery.
But their spokesman Justine McGuinness said: "This is yet another piece of ridiculous speculation without any base in fact.
"Kate and Gerry are responsible and loving parents.
"They have said in the past they have never used sedatives on their children." Police declined to comment on the paper's claims.
Though they have stated the McCanns are not suspects, detectives are baffled that their twins never stirred the night Madeleine vanished from the apartment in the Algarve resort of Praia da Luz.
They had hoped the two-year-olds, who were asleep in cots either side of their sister's bed, could be key witnesses.
But the pair were carried still sleeping from the apartment by police officers.
The mystery has fuelled speculation in the Portuguese media that Madeleine and the twins were given drugs to help them sleep while their parents went out.
The McCanns were dining in a tapas bar 40 yards away when their daughter vanished on May 3.
Last night a friend of the couple said the barrage of allegations by the Portuguese media had prompted the McCanns to decide to return to Britain within a fortnight. The pal said: "They've had enough." Gerry yesterday begged his daughter's abductor to hand her back.
He said the kidnapper may have taken her in an "act of madness" which they might not understand themselves.
On his daily internet blog he said "like everyone else" he and Kate were awaiting the results of DNA tests on the blood found in their apartment.
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Silentscope:
Around 2005 there were several different versions on administering Calpol-
One set had a Bottle where the Cap gave drops of the liquid formula.
The other had a Syringe (without a needle) to measure the Dose.
Daily Star
by Jerry Lawton
30 August 2007
Family fury at new claims
POLICE found a syringe in the holiday apartment where Madeleine McCann vanished, it was claimed last night.
Detectives are probing whether it was used to administer sedatives to the four-year-old and her twin siblings Sean and Amelie, according to a Portuguese newspaper.
Last night Madeleine's heart surgeon dad Gerry and GP mum Kate, both 39, were unavailable for comment on the alleged discovery.
But their spokesman Justine McGuinness said: "This is yet another piece of ridiculous speculation without any base in fact.
"Kate and Gerry are responsible and loving parents.
"They have said in the past they have never used sedatives on their children." Police declined to comment on the paper's claims.
Though they have stated the McCanns are not suspects, detectives are baffled that their twins never stirred the night Madeleine vanished from the apartment in the Algarve resort of Praia da Luz.
They had hoped the two-year-olds, who were asleep in cots either side of their sister's bed, could be key witnesses.
But the pair were carried still sleeping from the apartment by police officers.
The mystery has fuelled speculation in the Portuguese media that Madeleine and the twins were given drugs to help them sleep while their parents went out.
The McCanns were dining in a tapas bar 40 yards away when their daughter vanished on May 3.
Last night a friend of the couple said the barrage of allegations by the Portuguese media had prompted the McCanns to decide to return to Britain within a fortnight. The pal said: "They've had enough." Gerry yesterday begged his daughter's abductor to hand her back.
He said the kidnapper may have taken her in an "act of madness" which they might not understand themselves.
On his daily internet blog he said "like everyone else" he and Kate were awaiting the results of DNA tests on the blood found in their apartment.
Source: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
Silentscope:
Around 2005 there were several different versions on administering Calpol-
One set had a Bottle where the Cap gave drops of the liquid formula.
The other had a Syringe (without a needle) to measure the Dose.
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