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Misc Taking Baclofen And Drinking Alcohol And Effects on the liver

Thomas29

Thomas29

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How bad is Baclofen and Alcohol together on the Liver does anyone know? We all know never to mix Alcohol And Tylenol together But what about Baclofen?
 
There have been studies using baclofen to substitute for alcohol in chronic alcoholics; these people consumed alcohol along with baclofen in many cases as you may imagine, and no adverse effects were reported from the combination.

Baclofen is actually not metabolized very much by the liver, nor does it influence liver enzymes a whole lot. It's instead excreted by the kidneys and in your poop.
 
Well both alcohol and acetaminophen (Tylenol) are bad for your liver a lot of ppl don't know that surprisingly the acetaminophen is actually bad for your liver which is why u shouldn't take it all the time at high doses but baclofen I don't think it is toxic to the liver so your not double Teaming your liver with stuff
 
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