Hockey Quebec has banned the use of smelling salts, at least until the end of the season, after two minor league coaches were found to have given the ammonia-based inhalants to players aged 10 and ...

Smelling salts were originally developed to revive people who had lost consciousness, but today they are also being marketed toward athletes as an energy boost. They’re a common sight on the benches ...

The organization representing sports groups on Prince Edward Island is calling on Hockey P.E.I. to ban the use of smelling salts among its young athletes, following concerns about their easy ...

This dangerous inhalant practice involves intentionally breathing in chemical vapors from household products to experience brief euphoric effects. Despite widespread public health campaigns ...

A person’s sweat may smell like ammonia due to a high protein diet, exercise, or health conditions such as kidney disease and diabetes. The purpose of sweat is to help the body cool down.

Sixteen students of a government school fell sick at Gadepan village in Rajasthan’s Kota district on Saturday (February 15, 2025) after ammonia gas leaked from a plant of Chambal Fertilisers and ...

The gas canisters are marketed as food preparation propellants, to make whipped cream, for example, but some buyers use them as an inhalant to experience a dangerous and addictive high ...