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by josh2600 13y ago
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Yes, but in rare cases. Acetaminophen is not the easiest thing in the world for your body to deal with. But this is technically correct and in the 99 percent case you're correct so this is kind of belaboring the point.
Nevertheless, I thought it was worth mentioning.
- polyfractal 13y agoSure, but you can make that argument for virtually any substance. A particular combination of genetics and <insert molecular compound> will equal a bad reaction in some portion of the population. It's practically guaranteed due to the nature of genetics and statistics.