At this moment, the Wilson family waspletely unaware of the reasons behind their intense stomach pain and the severe diarrhea that ensued.


    The narcissus found in daffodils is an extremely potent toxin. Even a tiny amount of purified narcissus can be lethal to humans.


    Although the alkaloid content in daffodils is rtively low, ingesting it inrge quantities can lead to serious symptoms of food poisoning. Fortunately, it is not usually life-threatening unless consumed in excessive amounts.


    Nheless, the suffering caused by food poisoning is unbearable for most people.


    This condition not only leads to vomiting and diarrhea but also causes fever, convulsions, and various nervous system issues.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    If a person consumes an unusuallyrge amount, it could potentially result in shock or even death.


    The situation was quite perilous since every member of the Wilson family had ingested too much narcissus. Charlie had no idea they would consume such arge quantity while he was nning their meal.


    Reports often circte in the news about individuals needing hospitalization after mistaking daffodils for chives, leading to food poisoning. Distinguishing between these two nts can be quite challenging.


    When the ambnce arrived at Thompson First, three out of five members of the Wilson family had already lost consciousness. Christopher and Wendy were in critical condition, barely clinging to awareness.


    Despite their faint state, they could no longer control their bowels, resulting in everyone’s pants being soiled with watery excrement.


    When the paramedics and doctors entered the living room, the overwhelming stench caused them to immediately turn and vomit.


    The foul odor created by thebined excretions and vomit of five individuals was truly unbearable.


    However, there was no option but to save these people. The medical team took deep breaths, trying to hold back their gag reflexes as they carried the five family members from the vi to the ambnce. They then sped off to People’s Hospital.


    After undergoing gastricvage and IV treatment, the Wilson family members began to recover slightly from their food poisoning and regained some consciousness. They were then transferred to the emergency ward for further care.


    Lady Wilson and Hannah shared adjacent beds, while Christopher and the others were ced at the back of the ward.<fn1682> Th? link to the orig?n of this information r?sts ?n find·novel</fn1682>


    Currently, everyone’s faces were pale and drawn, appearing weak and depleted as if all their energy had been drained.


    A doctor wearing a mask entered the ward and asked, “What did you eat for dinner? Our first thought is that you’re experiencing food poisoning, but we need to pinpoint the cause. Please think carefully about what you ate. Without identifying the source, we can’t provide the right treatment.”


    Lady Wilson replied in a disgruntled tone, “We only had dumplings for dinner, nothing else.”


    “Mom, there has to be something wrong with the dumplings; otherwise, we wouldn’t all be sick at the same time,” Hannah chimed in, frustration evident in her voice. If she had known this would happen, she would have avoided those dumplings altogether, as they had caused nothing but chaos.


    Lady Wilson conceded that there was likely an issue with the dumplings, but everything seemed fine during their preparation, cooking, and eating, making it logically improbable for food poisoning to ur…


    After some contemtion, Lady Wilson said, “We made the dumplings ourselves, and all our ingredients were fresh. The food shouldn’t have spoiled in such a short time. What could have gone wrong?”


    Harold, his face pale, added, “Grandma, I’ve heard that some dishonest sellers provide poor-quality pork to unsuspecting customers. Could that be the problem?”