Alcohol? Tobacco? Unless there is clear evidence of clear severe toxicity I feel regulating a safe marketplace does more good than harm. We pick and choose which chemicals we allow to be regulated versus outlawed and it seems it is not really based on their intrinsic characteristics. Given the massive uncontrolled human trial with peptides so far, they seem for the most part safe in the short term, unlike alcohol which is killing about 400-500 people daily. Regulation and data collection might actually give up some useable data to make better decisions with.
@maternalgroyp Hydration, caffeine, lymphatic massage, ice packs to occipital regions if it is a tension, massage, heat, etc... Sometimes some tylenol is a good thing because pain and stress hormones are also not good if overdone.
Doctors need to return to the role of trusted advisor rather than dictator. Patients should feel comfortable coming to their doctor, telling them all that they are curious about, trying out, etc... and then let the doctor give them some advice and how to approach it, continue it, discontinue it, etc... Give them pro and con, let them make their own decisions.
@DrPanMD Since 2020 and the COVID lockdowns thanks to people like Pan who pushed this agenda on the children. Since then have seen pediatric mental health spiral ( I am in the ER and I see it). He also fails to mention how a gun helped end this event. That gun is always forgotten.