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17-08-2007, 09:23
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With tolerance comes build up in toxicity limit?
Mr. Angry was wondering...
As one builds up a tolerance for a substance do they also need more to die from said substance? It seems like an obvious question...but he was wondering. If someone without a tolerance took the same amount as someone with a moderately high tolerance, would they overdose? So, in theory, could someone just keep building up a tolerance and never overdose but have a rediculously high amount in their system? (not taking into account the destructions that happen to one's body with substance abuse.) 
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