Manchester United: Brandon Williams, the 22-year-old full-back for Manchester United, inhaled nitrous oxide from a balloon while sitting in a parked Brabus supercar near the club’s training ground. Young Brits commonly inhale nitrous oxide, an anesthetic gas, to achieve a brief, light-headed euphoric high. However, consuming this drug poses a potential danger of heart attacks and brain damage, and prolonged usage may result in memory loss and vitamin deficiency. While it is illegal to distribute nitrous oxide for recreational purposes, possession of the drug is not considered a criminal offense. Follow Premier League LIVE Updates on Insidesport.IN
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He was seen with a balloon in his mouth as he passed a friend a canister of the legal high.
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“There is no doubt his manager will not be impressed by it.
“He expects his players to be completely devoted to their career, especially when they are attempting to break into the side.”
However, the consumption of nitrous oxide carries the potential hazard of heart attacks and brain damage, and prolonged usage can result in memory impairment and vitamin deficiency.
Although it is against the law to supply nitrous oxide for the purpose of getting high, possessing the substance is not considered a criminal offense.
She said: “I am clear that the use and proliferation of nitrous oxide is unacceptable and we will be announcing new measures soon.”
Having failed to secure a spot in United’s first team, he has been associated with a transfer to Middlesbrough in recent weeks.
Contact was made with Manchester United and Williams’ representative for their remarks.
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