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Best Answer: neurotoxins and hemotoxins Almost all venoms are composed of approximately 90% proteins. Two general types of toxins are known, neurotoxins and hemotoxins. Neurotoxic venom attacks the victim's central nervous system and usually result in heart failure and/or breathing difficulties.Cobras, mambas, sea snakes, kraits and coral snakes are examples of snakes that contain mainly neurotoxic venom.nake venom usually contains two types of toxin: Hemolytic toxins which attack the walls of blood vessels, and Neurotoxins which attack the nervous system.
2. Endogenous Toxins. Endogenous toxins are toxins that are produced inside of your body. Some of these toxins are waste products from normal metabolic activities - carbon dioxide, urea, and lactic acid are examples of endogenous toxins that your body churns out by the second.