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Acetaminophen is a very toxic drug (as is all drugs) if not taken appropriately. Bear in mind that more than 4 grams a day is enough to do significant hepatic damage necessitating the need for admission and the administration of large doses of acetylcysteine. Not a fun endeavor.
As I stated, accurately I might add. If used to treat pain, the risk of addiction to opioids is quite low. I didn't say impossible, just quite low. If they are used to get stoned, then they are quite addictive. There is no maximum dose of opioids. That doesn't mean that you can't take enough to kill you, it just means that for some folks very large doses can be required to alleviate their pain such as oncology patients. If you take a dose given to an end stage oncology patient and give it to an opioid naive patient, it would most likely cause respiratory depression and kill them.
My point stands, IF used for pain, patients have much higher risk from the acetaminophen than the opioids. That is a pharmacological fact.
As much as I think Apple is a complete jerk off on most issues, he is 100% correct on this. You are 1000% wrong.
Reminds me of that Mark Twain quote, "My father was an amazing man. The older I got, the smarter he got."
