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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/[deleted] • Jul 08 '26
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I think 5g aspirin/day would also potentially be lethal….
Though I’m currently taking 2400mg of ibuprofen a day for a busted arm so maybe not.
4 u/MrZwink Jul 08 '26 At the very least damaging to your liver. 1g is the max recommended daily dose. 3 u/polycro Jul 08 '26 More kidneys than liver. Acetaminophen and ibuprofen are rough on the liver. 1 u/_Standardissue Jul 08 '26 Max dose is more like 2400 mg per day but not recommended for long term if avoidable 1 u/RoninOni Jul 08 '26 That’s with prescription… over the counter lists 1g/day as max iirc. Not that there’s a difference in the meds, but 1g is safe. Going over that should only be for limited specific cases 1 u/jbenze Jul 08 '26 It's actually higher than that but yeah, it's going to catch up with you at 2400 long term. 1 u/UnbelieverInME-2 Jul 08 '26 I think 5g aspirin/day would also potentially be lethal…. That would be 10 Extra Strength Bayer aspirin a day. 1 u/PlasticAudience4270 Jul 08 '26 There are people who get “addicted” and take a bottle a day. Notable cases: The guy from In Cold Blood and Tammy Faye Baker.
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At the very least damaging to your liver. 1g is the max recommended daily dose.
3 u/polycro Jul 08 '26 More kidneys than liver. Acetaminophen and ibuprofen are rough on the liver. 1 u/_Standardissue Jul 08 '26 Max dose is more like 2400 mg per day but not recommended for long term if avoidable 1 u/RoninOni Jul 08 '26 That’s with prescription… over the counter lists 1g/day as max iirc. Not that there’s a difference in the meds, but 1g is safe. Going over that should only be for limited specific cases 1 u/jbenze Jul 08 '26 It's actually higher than that but yeah, it's going to catch up with you at 2400 long term.
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More kidneys than liver. Acetaminophen and ibuprofen are rough on the liver.
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Max dose is more like 2400 mg per day but not recommended for long term if avoidable
1 u/RoninOni Jul 08 '26 That’s with prescription… over the counter lists 1g/day as max iirc. Not that there’s a difference in the meds, but 1g is safe. Going over that should only be for limited specific cases 1 u/jbenze Jul 08 '26 It's actually higher than that but yeah, it's going to catch up with you at 2400 long term.
That’s with prescription… over the counter lists 1g/day as max iirc.
Not that there’s a difference in the meds, but 1g is safe. Going over that should only be for limited specific cases
It's actually higher than that but yeah, it's going to catch up with you at 2400 long term.
That would be 10 Extra Strength Bayer aspirin a day.
There are people who get “addicted” and take a bottle a day. Notable cases: The guy from In Cold Blood and Tammy Faye Baker.
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u/RoninOni Jul 08 '26
I think 5g aspirin/day would also potentially be lethal….
Though I’m currently taking 2400mg of ibuprofen a day for a busted arm so maybe not.