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frothy salivation

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which can be fatal in high doses

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belladonna Indoor frothy salivationBelladonna (or deadly nightshade), Atropa belladonna, is a plant with highly poisonous berries. In ancient Rome, women would drip its juice into their eyes, which would lead to the iris of the eye getting paralyzed and the pupil to enlarge. This would give them a more alluring gaze, giving rise to its other name, 'Belladonna', which means beautiful woman in Italian. In addition, deadly nightshade was used as part of witches' flying ointments in the

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