Valium Trivia
The usage of Valium has a certain touch to it, on this page we provide some of the facts and trivia surrounding this drug
The Rolling Stones paid tribute to Valium, the "little yellow pill", in their song, "Mother's Little Helper".
Several plants, such as potato herbs (Solanum tuberosum), contain small amounts of naturally occurring diazepam and temazepam.
In April 1975, a young New Jersey woman named Karen Ann Quinlan allegedly took a small dose of Valium along with alcohol, became unconscious and stopped breathing. She became comatose and was declared to be in a persistent vegetative state. Her right to die case ended up in the US Supreme Court. The Life Support System was not unplugged, however, and she was weaned from her respirator by doctors in 1976. She never woke up and died 9 years later.
In the video game Metal Gear Solid you can use Diazepam to steady your aim while using a sniper rifle. It is also used by the enemy sniper (Sniper Wolf).
It's name is closely related to relaxation, even used to some extent when saying, "Take a Valium!" meaning "Calm down!"
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