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Is there a substance that you can't abuse? (Not even talking about alcohol, take sugar for example) If you're exceeding 3200 mg/day of ibuprofen for long stret
by mhd 14y ago
Is there a substance that you can't abuse? (Not even talking about alcohol, take sugar for example)
If you're exceeding 3200 mg/day of ibuprofen for long stretches of time, you're either seriously used to it, or have something quite serious. In which case it would be quite likely that you'd be getting ibuprofen as a prescription, if that were necessary (or something stronger and with more/worse side-effects).
- lutusp 14y ago> Is there a substance that you can't abuse? Do you mean a substance that has no harmful or excessive dose? No, I don't think so. People have had aspirin from prehistoric times (obtained from willow bark), but aspirin has well-established dangers. My reason for posting was to make people aware that this seemingly benign non-prescription drug can be dangerous. > Not even talking about alcohol, take sugar for example. Sugar is a great example of a substance that has all sorts of deleterious effects, from the time it enters you mouth and erodes your teeth, all the way through your system. The central paradox of modern times isn't what's illegal, but what's legal. :) Apropos, try to guess where the most dangerous place is for the average person in modern times. Ready? The bedroom. And if you're married, the danger is much higher.
- snogglethorpe 14y ago> try to guess where the most dangerous place is for the average person in modern times. Ready? The bedroom. And if you're married, the danger is much higher Protip: when your wife is in the bathroom, unload the pistol under her pillow.