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150 mg/kg of acetaminophen in adults is considered a toxic dose and carries a high risk of liver damage.

• anenefan 4y ago
  Oh, for a second I thought maybe they'd used it and I checked the articles to see if they used any panadol. So your reply is not quite the LD50 argument but close enough. Yup water too, along with salt, very necessary and functional, but too much kills you. How well an introduced chemical is tolerated or not, and a dosing regime comparison to other chemicals based on its LD50 does not help the discussion or further prove it might work. Here is a simple thing to mull over: Some genius person with an idea:- Ivermectin at 100 times the normal dose for livestock per kg kills target in a petri dish, so maybe very low dose, might do something. Best of all it's cheap and available, and if there's enough of a push, mere workers will not tie up government budget, if it doesn't work, meh ... shareholders need their dividends ... Certain people:- Hooray no budget blowout, lets keep doing this. People who use Ivermectin in livestock:- If Ivermectin is such a great help, who do the cattle that receive monthly injections of Ivermectin, prone to the same viruses as if they were not, not slightly better, none. After all many of those viruses also die in a petri dish with Ivermectin. Certain people:- Hey go away you'll scare everyone. A low dose of L arginine though can be achieved with a good diet ... but the lower income people generally don't have the best diet.