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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For some people, one dose. For others, it's more. Question is, do you think it's worth the risk to find out?[/quote] Do you think it's worth the risk to try alcohol? Some people become addicted, you know. Do you think it's worth the risk to drive a car? Fly in a plane? Some people have died that way. Do you think it's worth the risk to try losing a few pounds? Some people become addicted to exercise, calorie restriction, laxatives... Do you think it's worth the risk to find out if you are allergic to the dyes they use when you get certain types of MRIs? You won't know until you're injected. [/quote] The state of our education system right here. None of this is remotely analagous to opioids. It is proven that these can become addictive and/or deadly immediately for many people and in most cases, there are better and safer alternatives. Opioids are not cohol, plane rides or dyes. Seriously. [/quote] [b]Alcohol is more dangerous than opiods[/b]... [/quote] Um, no. While alcoholism is certainly a problem, it take a person significantly longer period of time to become an alcoholic. With opioids, it's sometimes a couple of week or even quicker. [/quote]
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