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FALSE. Methadone is broken down by the liver and processed. Methadone is easier for the liver than many other types. Methadone is safe for people suffering from hepatitis and severe liver disease.
FALSE. Methadone is no worse than heroin or other opioids for your body. While methadone and opiates are safe, they can pose a danger if taken in excessive amounts. However, this is true for all drugs, from aspirin to food. Methadone is more safe than street opiates as it is legal and can be taken orally. Contrary, illegal street drugs are often laced with harmful additives to "cut" the drug. They can also be administered intravenously, putting users at risk for blood-transmitted disease.
FALSE. Methadone, as most narcotics, is a nervous-system depressant. There are many side effects. These include constipation and dry mouth. These side effects usually disappear over time, or when medication levels are adjusted. They don't cause permanent damage.