Aspirin Questions.?

Question

I'm currently writing a research paper for my Scientology class on the symptoms and characteristics of an overdose with Aspirin. Though, I'm at the end of my paper, I have a brief question on a certain dose. Say, a bottle of aspirin, 325 MG. How many tablets would one have to take to basically die? Leading up to his/her's death, what would be the characteristics? Suffering? Quick death?

Thank you.

Answer 1

I'd recommend visiting these sites:

http://www.mercola.com/1998/archive/avoid_tylenol_long_term_use.htm
http://www.emedicinehealth.com/aspirin_poisoning/page6_em.htm
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Narconon/index.html

And there's really no specific number that works on everyone (I'm sure that taking an entire bottle wouldn't totally kill some people while taking just 12 pills might do some serious damage to others). There are a lot of factors like height, weight, sex, health, metabolism, etc. It really varies from person to person.

Answer 2

Actually Asprin, wouldn't hurt your liver that much, but it could cause uncontrolable internal bleeding, Severe pain where it eats the lining of the digest tract and then blood loss would make you unconscious. Prolonged heavy use will do it as well, I don't know the The one time death dose

Tylenol is different, it is Acetominophen based, an overdose will destroy your liver, Read the bottle, never exceed the daily dosage in a day, and never take more than 2 in a 3 hr period.

If you are a heavy alcohol user, never use Acetominophen

Answer 3

It would probly be a very bad stomach pain. Because doesnt your stomach bleed with an aspirin overdose. so if you took to much your stomach would hemorhhage.

Answer 4

You would end up putting your liver in overload. It would be an ugly death. Lots of suffering. I wouldn't suggest it.