Not exact matches
Taking dangerous quantities of the
otherwise safe loperamide is one strategy being used by people addicted to opioid painkillers and other
drugs since it can increase opioid absorption in the gut; the FDA says it is now working with loperamide manufacturers to change its packaging so that it comes with fewer doses and is thus harder to abuse.
Toby, I agree with almost everything you say except for «many people who would
otherwise use dangerous
drugs like alcohol or heroin would choose (
safe & healthy) cannabis instead.»
The opposite effect is more likely: many people who would
otherwise use dangerous
drugs like alcohol or heroin would choose (
safe & healthy) cannabis instead.
«A compound is considered
safe (by the Food and
Drug Administration) until proven
otherwise.»
What is most remarkable about the more recent study is not that turmeric curcuminoids have potent anti-inflammatory properties — there are already hundreds of studies confirming its COX - 2 reducing and
otherwise anti-inflammary effects — but rather how much
safer they are relative to NSAID
drugs like diclofenac, which like most pharmaceutical anti-inflammatory
drugs have been linked to adverse health effects such as increased cardiac mortality, miscarriage and seizure.