fourpawsonthefloor wrote:
And as well...it's good to remember that the people who'd call obama a 'black beast' are the really 'out there' people. Yes, if you were of the opposing political party, you aren't going to be happy to see the other guy in office, but most people do disagree in a respectful manner. Just wanted to be clear here that it's not fair to tar all conservatives with the same brush.
[Edited on 2/3/09 by fourpawsonthefloor]
Side effects for Vicodin are most commonly upset stomach, nausea, constipation, and altered mental status (eg. dizziness, light headedness). Other more rare side effects include allergic reaction, seizures, clammy skin, severe weakness, dizziness, hyperventilation, unconsciousness, jaundice (yellowing of eyes or skin), unusual fatigue, bleeding, bruising, stomach pain, constipation, dry mouth, decreased appetite, muscle twitches, sweating, hot flashes, itching, tinnitus, hearing loss, decreased urination, and decreased sex drive. Vicodin also has depressant effects on the central nervous system. However, some of the less mundane effects can be desirable effects that are sought after by some. Those effects include euphoria and drowsiness, as well as slowing of the pulse. Vicodin may also be a cause of stomach ulcers, although this is assumed to be due to the addition of other non-narcotic analgesics to hydrocodone preparations (e.g., aspirin, and ibuprofen). Unlike NSAIDS, Paracetamol does not cause ulcers. However, severe liver damage can occur in patients consuming more than 4 grams of acetaminophen per day. This liver damage can range from abdominal pain to outright liver failure, and can necessitate a liver transplant to avoid death.
fourpawsonthefloor wrote:I mean it's like it's more of a symbol of something that people are fighting for and against than the actual drug.
Ult_Sm86 wrote:Now I don't know about any of you guys, but the worst side effect I know of from Pot is a fit of the giggles, a fit of the munchies, or at worst if your body is just one of those bodies, a splitting head ache. I'm sure documented cases of someone falling over after swallowing the water from a bowl have been taken, or other such things.
Angelique wrote:People have been known to experience full blown panic attacks on marijuana. Also many people with allergies to cigarette smoke or other respiratory irritants can react rather unpleasantly to marijuana smoke. Some people suffer severe allergic reactions even to touching or ingesting it, like hives, throat swelling, and anaphylaxis. This is why marijuana should be regulated as tightly as any other drug, subjected to FDA approval before being placed on the market, available only by prescription, and under no circumstances should it be used recreationally. These effects are not just giggles and munchies, so you know.
Angelique wrote:
People have been known to experience full blown panic attacks and other crazy shit while consuming alcohol. Also many people with allergies to cigarette smoke or other respiratory irritants can react rather unpleasantly to cigarette smoke. Some people suffer severe allergic reactions even to touching or ingesting it, like hives, throat swelling, and anaphylaxis. This is why tobacco and alcohol should be regulated as tightly as any other drug, subjected to FDA approval before being placed on the market, available only by prescription, and under no circumstances should it be used recreationally. These effects are not just giggles and munchies, so you know.
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