bethany shipsey ordered the pills containing dnp online.consumption. the coroner also said that worcestershire royal hospital gave bethany significantly substandard care in the hours before her death. 0ur health correspondent adina campbell, reports. bethany shipsey had been battling a long history of mental health problems. plagued with dark thoughts, she'd already taken 1a overdoses. after being raped by an ex—boyfriend, and for an ongoing eating disorder. in february, last year, she took another overdose. using diet pills she'd ordered the internet. the tablets contained the toxic substance dnp, a chemical not fit for human consumption, which causes the body to overheat. we can't obtain this dnp, like, so easily, as people do, because i just don't want there to be any more deaths. despite reaching a narrative verdict including suicide, the coroner said there was a critical failed opportunity to provide care by staff at the hospital. and that the harmful effects of dnp suggests the deterioration is a rapid and often means it's too late. t

dnp is an industrial chemical, it's highly toxic and not intended for human consumption.ce. users experience a metabolism boost, leading to weight loss, but taking even a few tablets can be fatal. we can talk to beth shipsey‘s parents, carole and doug, in their first bbc interview. good morning to you. how do you respond to the conclusion of the coroner? we do not agree with his opinion. we felt that the evidence heard in the inquest, the five inquest, it does not reflect fully his opinion. how do you react, doug? the verdict of suicide, beth did not intend to take her own life, we feel. it was a miscalculation. a huge mistake. another cry for help. she had taken overdoses before. equally surprised for help. 14 before, is that right? that is right, obviously a bit of a nightmare for everyone concerned, especially us as parents. so we are disappointed that the verdict was delivered as suicide when there is a lot of evidence to suggest that it was not the case, no suicide note, her social media messages that beth had left that would indicate... but she meant to be found and