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I would have to heat it in the winter as it gets cold here. Much like it does where you are Capt.You can’t fix a little spot in your garage? I know it’s not optimal for growing but you could maybe do a plant . CL
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I would have to heat it in the winter as it gets cold here. Much like it does where you are Capt.You can’t fix a little spot in your garage? I know it’s not optimal for growing but you could maybe do a plant . CL
I'll find Sweet Sue's post on the topic later [below] but I do know that folks with kidney issues can't take NSAIDs because they're hard on the kidneys, where acetaminophen is hard on the liver.I always thought all drugs were metabolised by the liver.
Ez there Amigo you don’t want to end up like me. Tbh I don’t like anyone messing around with my weed or growing supplies. My Mothers caregiver has to look through everything I have. She’s always moving around so I can’t find it to. Smh CLWell, my wife just screwed up my cooking time, she moved the insta pot and let out the steam. So, I will reset it for 30 min and see what happens. Dam it. She should know when it comes to my weed leave it alone. If she does not like it tough shit.
Morning shedI'll find Sweet Sue's post on the topic later [below] but I do know that folks with kidney issues can't take NSAIDs because they're hard on the kidneys, where acetaminophen is hard on the liver.
Yes it is a drug so I am going to guess yes when ingested it will be metabolised through the liver.Is THC a drug in the conventional sense anyway?
Thanks for that.
My dad had low functioning kidneys toward the end of his days and his doctor made sure that the hospital kept him clear of ibuprofen and the like.I’m not sure that’s actually true regarding can’t and kidney issues.
My dad had low functioning kidneys toward the end of his days and his doctor made sure that the hospital kept him clear of ibuprofen and the like.
"Ibuprofen isn't usually a problem for the liver, but it can be hard on the kidneys.
"Because of how ibuprofen is broken down in the body, it doesn’t usually cause liver damage...
"However, ibuprofen can be hard on the kidneys, especially for older adults and those with kidney disease. If you have kidney problems, ibuprofen may not be the safest option."
Made me lolWell thank you Dr. Shed and Nurse practitioner Trala. I am glad I do not take a lot of acetaminophen or ibuprofen.
Well since you asked, I’d recommend a cup of cement so you can harden the fuck up!O shit I have a headache what do I take.