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darkreta120 said:
Lately, quite a few high endotoxin readings have been coming through, and I've noticed that a 70kg male can handle as much as 350 EU per hour. That strikes me as a large amount, especially since the latest test found only 2300 EU in the whole vial. I'm just trying to figure out whether there's some aspect of endotoxin accumulation I'm not getting.
When you're at the highest dose, each injection would deliver 1150 EU. To me, that looks quite worrying.
it all comes down to how much you weigh!
To meet FDA limits, a person would need to weigh more than 500 pounds.
I doubt it—someone weighing 250 lb can take 568 eu per hour. Maybe math isn't on your side?
Math and I get along perfectly well, thanks.
A one-time dose of 1150 eu far exceeds 568 eu per hour. You can't just spread that across 7 days. Whenever you take in more than 568 eu within an hour, you're over the FDA's limit.
fine, smart aleck, suppose 275 equals 625 eu. That still isn't the 500 lbs you claimed. Are math skills really that hard?
I'm not sure what's bothering you, but let's break this down step by step and see who's actually wrong here.
A 30mg vial came back at 2306 eu.
Tirz tops out at 15mg, which is half of that vial.
So a single shot delivers 1153 eu.
To work out how big a person would need to be to handle that amount, we take 1153 and divide it by 5, giving us a bit over 230kg.
Multiply 230 by 2.2 for pounds: 506 pounds