Carbon monoxide (CO) is a gas that can be looked at from two different perspectives. It can be seen as a toxic gas that will kill all who inhale it for too long a period to time. Or it can be seen as the useful gas that helps the pancreases as well as many other organs when produced in the body. It is all dependent on how your body gets the carbon monoxide. Carbon monoxide can enter the body through inhaling or through body production. It makes a vital difference.

Carbon monoxide is a highly toxic gas. However, it doesn't kill anything through chemical changes when it gets inside of an individuals body. Nor does it cause the body any physical pain. Carbon monoxide suffocates the victim. The hemoglobin binds to the carbon monoxide with much more ease then it binds to oxygen. So when an individual inhales...