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The Long-Term Effects Of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Jason Channell wrote this post about carbon monoxide poisoning. A timely reminder for this time of year, with furnaces running and homes closed up more. We all should invest in at least 1 CO monitor.
The Long-term Effects of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Why is carbon monoxide, also known as CO, such a potentially deadly gas? Why can it have devastating short-term and long-term effects upon your life? Assuming, of course, that it doesn’t kill you.
One reason is that CO is the silent killer. We can't taste CO, smell CO, or see CO. Unless you have a special instrument to detect the gas, you won't know there is a problem -- unless you are alert to the symptoms of CO poisoning.

 
Now For The Really Bad News
A person may suffer short-term effects, long-term effects, or even permanent damage depending on the levels of carbon monoxide that breathed in to the body.
Depending upon the levels of CO breathed in, this gas could prove fatal gradually or within minutes.
 
This Is Your Brain With CO Poisoning... Any Questions?
CO displaces the levels of oxygen within the blood. This results in the death of cells and damage to major organs, ... more

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