[leflyCode]

It means that without any food in there, the starved enzymes in your stomach begin devouring your own body. If you toss them some Ibuprofen it should delay the end, but not for long (those are small pills).

[HsSp82U8]

I've already packed my bags for a non-extradition country.

[halfstreet]

It takes approximately 37 hours for cereal to pass from your stomach to your small intestine, so you're good to go

[viawbambutt]

Not unless you're in the vacuum of deep space...

[Keyblctt]

What are you, 90? NSAIDs till you drop, you *****. No really, that advice is strictly for the elderly, so don't worry.

[gunhijala]

No no, that's paracetamol or whatever it is you call it in your province.

NSAIDs attack the stomach lining, but really not if you're healthy otherwise. And I repeat myself.

[Enjknsua]

Ibuprofen (aka Advil) is bloody rough on your liver.

Avoid it if you like your booze.

[poispanna]

i´m connecting a few dots now. i took bucketloads of nsaid´s (doctor´s orders) when i had a serious internal inflammation. ever since i can´t hold my liquor, as little as one glass makes me very sleep, three and i´m ill for a few days.

how long does a liver need to regenerate? i quite like booze.

NO JUST NO

[Daleman1984]

Yuo = idoit.

To dumb it down for u: paracetamol = bad for liver; paracetamol != nsaid. All obvious now? Well, you're apparently European so don't disappoint me, please...

[U5pz6B71]

Errr. No.


I don't get along with Ibuprofen at the best of times (it tends to make me feel like **** even while it takes away muscular aches) but I have noticed that it's a hell of a lot harder on my body when I'm drinking than when I'm not. Ibuprofen + alcohol = very sore liver + feeling like **** all over. Not my cup of tea at all.

ALL WRONG (etc.)*

* And with that I think I've stated my point more than should be necessary. I'm not going to bleat on about this so just know that I'm right, ok?

[DoterForeva]

Look it up!