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Fish flesh is from a rotting cadaver and therefore can cause food poisoning (ptomaine, brucellosis, toxoplasmosis, salmonella, ecoli).
However, White said, she treated Betty for ptomaine poisoning, which she believed was what was causing Betty's vomiting.— RealChoice
She admitted to visiting Betty at her home, but said that she had only given her a laxative to treat ptomaine poisoning.— RealChoice
White admitted to having no medical training, and said that she "had no right" to diagnoses whether or not Betty was pregnant, but she was qualified to diagnose the ptomaine poisoning because she'd had a bout of it herself.— RealChoice

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