4 ms·
I agree with you. But drugs and "microdosing" are marketed as holy grail that heals anything. My statement above is very easy way to disprove it.
by throw93232 4y ago
I agree with you. But drugs and "microdosing" are marketed as holy grail that heals anything. My statement above is very easy way to disprove it.
- JohnBooty 4y agoNobody¹ is claiming that "drugs and microdosing" are a "holy grail that heals anything." HN decorum says we're supposed to assume best intentions on everyone's part. So I'll assume there is an honest misunderstanding on your part. No reputable person seriously claims that any drug is a miracle cure-all. The most diehard advocates of microdosing is generally beneficial for many/most people. But that is quite a far sight from proclaiming it is a magic cure for anything, let alone everything. Hopefully now you understand the matter actually being discussed. It's also possible you're trolling and didn't misunderstand things in the first place but I've decided to give you the benefit of the doubt. For the record I am skeptical re: microdosing. I have no direct experience and no plans to give it a go. It's certainly intriguing though. _____ ¹ I mean, it's the internet and you can find somebody claiming literally anything. You can probably find a chicken soup recipe that involves Tide Pods.