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Well I made sure to post the warning of the fact that you can overdose even on tonic water just to make sure people keep that in mind. I find it interesting th
by dswilkerson 7y ago
Well I made sure to post the warning of the fact that you can overdose even on tonic water just to make sure people keep that in mind. I find it interesting that there is no such warning on the bottle. It must just be an historic artifact that quinine water is for sale in a grocery store at all. Would it really be approved for sale today, especially without a warning?
- rs23296008n1 7y agoA lot of things for sale can kill you. People need to take responsibility for decisions rather than live in a bubble of ignorance. Simply drinking too much water can kill you. From drowning if I recall. The real issue is common sense is now uncommon. As a doctor friend said to me years ago, everything can kill you given the wrong dose. Tonic water could have a warning if thats a real concern but honestly if you're drinking huge bottles of it you're likely trying to qualify for a Darwin award after some point. I've heard anecdotes of people drinking litres of the stuff. Multiple bottles. Be aware that a lot of the coronavirus tests are questionable anyway due to them being faulty or worse don't work. Yet another vector for uncertainty. Good luck with your journey.