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2. 1) Sniffing paint. — Paint sniffing can potentially kill you — even on your first time.. Stay away from this stuff and get help now if you are addicted. 2) Cocaine — Cocaine wipes out the brain cells in your brain’s pleasure center — brain cells that make you feel good and are triggered with positive emotion and pleasure. Want to not have fun?

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3. Mar 30,  · Your brain is 75 percent water, so it’s important to stay hydrated. While drinking fewer than eight glasses of water at day isn’t going to kill brain cells, going without fluid for 24 hours certainly will. In fact, it may take even less time to become severely dehydrated.

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4. Can music kill brain cells? 7 8 9. Answer. Top Answer. Wiki User. Yes, but it depends on how loud you have the volume because not only do you ruin your.

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5. Apr 19,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Kill Your Brain on Discogs/5(17).

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6. You don't always need intoxication or disease to kill a few brain cells. If you look at these pictures I think brain cells will commit suicide.

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