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[jfmcrr]

I read that ibuprofen can damage your kidneys.

Especially if tossed down like jelly beans...
https://www.stanforddaily.com/2017/07/20/study-reveals-harmful-effects-on-kidney-of-ibuprofen/

Dehydration is not good for your kidneys either, and I do not know if they took this into account in their study.

At one time I was prescribed elevated amounts of ibuprofen to allow me to work through a tendon injury. The two week course had me feeling like I had shed 10 years. It led me to try the same thing w/ half again the tablets on motorcycle race weekends to allow wadding myself up on a tiny race bike . Nosebleeds in 105+ temps put a stop to that. My 100 lb wife had migraines and tried to use prescription strength ibu and Tylenol amounts on 24/7 for Parkinson's pain. Like the marathon runners, "Some is good, more is better, too much is just about right", has its limits. Hence both of us are on EPA as a safer long term alternative.