And almost all those people have 'painkillers' such as paracetamol and ibuprofen in their cupboard, which they know not to be opiates. The point isn't to accur

And almost all those people have 'painkillers' such as paracetamol and ibuprofen in their cupboard, which they know not to be opiates. The point isn't to accurately describe it as 'nociceptive' (which I've never heard of before either) and have that be understood, it's to qualify it such that it isn't confusing or sounding like an historical tale of how whatever the first NSAID/analgesic was came to be.