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| quote: | Originally posted by KLINGKLANG77
the only reason i disagree with you is b/c my grandmother had cirrhosis and she had maybe about 2 drinks in her life, she just took tylenol everyday of her life and she lived to 75 or 76, i can not remember, that was 11 years ago.
and yes it is different for everybody- but i really believe that it is longer than 10 years, just by other examples that i have grown up around....
i would like to see a link though, b/c i am not sure on this. |
i haven't been able to find anything satisfactory yet, been trying webmd.com and some other health related sites. i think i misunderstood you though. i thought you were talking about mixing tylenol with alcohol on a regular basis for recreation. that would seem non-sensical to me.
if you were just talking about tylenol on its own, then it'll erode your liver, but not right away. the potential for overdose is even present in tylenol by itself though. notice i say the potential. i think you'd have to take a mug of tylenol to die on the spot, but it will definitely fuck up your liver even in small 'over' doses.
just don't mix the two. they both slice up your liver and thin your blood making the potential for overdose or acute intoxication from either one much greater.
»danny«
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