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Yes...it deprives your brain of oxygen which, in turn, kills brain cells. Huffing ANY gas will kill your brain cells.
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only if laughing too death is detrimental
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helifarts??!!??
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Yes. "A little-known aspect of inhaling helium is how quickly you may lose consciousness due to asphyxia (oxygen deprivation). During the exchange of gases in the normal breathing process, the blood stream absorbs oxygen from air in the lungs, while carbon dioxide passes from the blood to the air. When you hold your breath, the exchange of gases slows, as "stale" air in the lungs is no longer replaced by "fresh" air. This process does not stop instantly, however. Some time will pass before you start to experience serious physical distress. For example, you would likely have time to pick up and put down an object, walk across a room, or find a chair and sit down before feeling compelled to breathe again. However, when the lungs are filled with helium, a different process takes over. Oxygen is actually removed from the blood stream during the exchange of gases. Depending on how completely oxygen is replaced by helium, you may lose consciousness quickly and without warning—you may literally pass out while still standing. The usual result is an uncontrolled fall that can cause serious injury, even if normal breathing resumes before brain damage occurs due to lack of oxygen." Source: http://www.cganet.com/N2O/helium_safety.htm
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well, losing mass quanties of brain cells is detrimental in my book, so yes.
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well, yes, losing lots of brain cells, replacing the oxygen, passing out, it could possibly cause death. Just remember, dont suck in too much.
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Yeah it kills brain cells and you can pass out. You might as well inhale nitrous oxide.
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Burping.
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Is that what happened to me! :0
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It may be unlikely but it can kill you. Not that helium is poisonous but if it stops air (and oxygen) getting in, you can have a problem
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Ask the lolipop guild.
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