...yes...I don't know why I put deliriousness. I'm pretty positive that was a spelling check error.

I'm using a codeine/Tylenol pill to alleviate migraines. How much water should I be drinking to keep my kidneys/liver healthy?

If you're not using it recreationally, you don't really have to worry about your liver. Just take the dose that was recommended by your doctor. Drugs like codeine/acetaminophen (Tylenol = acetaminophen) are formulated with the acetaminophen so that they slowly kill someone who is abusing them through liver damage but cause no liver damage to people taking them at the intended dosages. The cap for liver damage in Acetaminophen is 4000 mg, which means that you can take 4 10mg hydrocodone vicodins that each have 1000 mg of acetaminophen in them and not risk liver damage. Although dosing yourself on the margin of liver damage isn't a good habit to make, as long as you don't make a habit of abusing pills with acetaminophen in them, your liver will have time to completely recover and also keep your tolerance low for the psychoactive portion of the pill.

If the number of pill you're taking exceeds the cap for acetaminophen dosage, then you have to do a cold water extraction to remove the acetaminophen. This is an extremely simple and efficient process which basically involves dissolving your pills in cold water, straining the water through a filter, and removing the stuff caught in the filter. Then you can either drink the water or evaporate it, giving you a pure powder of the psychoactive you were trying to extract.

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Tylenol, like almost any other OTC drug, isn't at all dangerous when taken in the recommended dosage, unless you're allergic to one of the ingredients or something.

This works because APAP (acetaminophen) is insoluble in water.

1.5-2 liters/day

A little fun thing for people who don't want to try drugs but are interested in the effects- I doser is an interesting program which uses "binaural beats", or sound files running at different frequencies to cause the brain to marginally experience the effects of certain drugs. Although there is very little scientific explanation for this supposed phenomenon, some of the "doses" give a 1-dimensional taste of the drug that they emulate for some people, so its worth trying them out to see if they work for you, as there are tons of torrents with all of the files available. I've tried several and only marijuana and demerol work for me; marijuana creates the sensation of the initial rush when weed comes on for a brief period and demerol causes suprisingly strong nodding and opiate-like relaxation. Although perhaps these files work party by simply relaxing the person via continuous homogenous noise into a state where they're more susceptible to the placebo effect, I've had some effects which were weak but easily distinguishable from placebo.

Yeah we discussed that a while back. I believe we came to the conclusion that it's pretty much bunk.

Tips for filtration:
Make sure your filter holes are fine enough to stop the particles of what you are trying to filter out.
Using colder water will reduce the amount of things that will be dissolved in the water. You probably don't need to have high purity or high amount of product though, so you probably won't need to bother with this.
If you intend to check how much you've filtered out to figure out the optimal conditions for filtration, make sure you wash your filtrate with a limited amount of cold water (while it is still on the filter) and thoroughly dry it before weighing.

Except that it isn't. I'm not making claims that its strong, but I know when I am experiencing a drug. I know I lack susceptibility to placebo because I have often done substances with alot of hype, such as benzodiazepines, and experienced hardly any effects when I was expecting strong ones.

Yeah, uh, it's total bull♥♥♥♥ and has no real effect. It's a total placebo thing, regardless of what you think.

That's not a particularly strong argument, to be honest.

Being susceptible to placebos is not a binary effect. You could for instance be perfectly susceptible to I Dosers but not sugar pills.
So, the burden of proof is on you seeing as you're saying they work. Find a rigorous clinical study that compared I Dosers to regular drugs that finds a significant positive result. The only study I could find was poorly made (8 adults? What a joke!), not controlled (Well there's a glaring problem), and found no link to having drug-like experiences, only some vague relaxation effects.

I don't see why people are so inclined to being excessively skeptical even in circumstances where there is hardly any negative impact from trying the thing yourself. If the thing works and you like it and its no trouble to try it out then its hardly relevant to waste time emphasizing the lack of scientific evidence behind it. I know, for example, that weed gets me high, and I do not feel a need to back this up with studies supporting this subjective experience. In the same way, its sometimes more effective to use something yourself like i doser rather than getting bogged down in unproductive skepticism.

Edit: also, those weren't drug-emulating binaural beats being used in the study you talked about

Oh, that reminds me. I found someone who sells Oxys. Does anyone know how long they stay in your system for?

Fine, here have a claim that has as much backing as yours.
IDosers cause your brain to form holes and turn to jelly after prolonged use. IDosers will eventually turn you into a zombie if you use them repeatedly for more than five minutes at a stretch.

Prove me wrong.

EDIT: Oh and have some anecdotal evidence: My friend tried it and had a really bad nosebleed soon after.