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The reductio ad absurdum does not work here. You are advocating (or at least facilitating) that people put things into the their bodies, in the manner of pharm
by maj0rhn 12y ago
The reductio ad absurdum does not work here. You are advocating (or at least facilitating) that people put things into the their bodies, in the manner of pharmaceuticals, that would not otherwise go there. The responsibility is on you to prove it's ok. "First do no harm" -- this has been the credo of western medicine since 400 BC.
You want people to ingest these substances without knowing the cost. Unethical.
- sp332 12y agoGeez, did you lose the ability to use Google or something? L-theanine is naturally found in tea. If it caused health problems, tea drinkers would have noticed by now. To be specific, here is a list of reasons you might want to avoid L-theanine https://www.livestrong.com/article/109181-dangers-theanine/ https://www.livestrong.com/article/109181-dangers-theanine/ or bacopa monnieri https://www.livestrong.com/article/58203-side-effects-bacopa-monnieri/ https://www.livestrong.com/article/58203-side-effects-bacopa... Perhaps nootrobox should list these in their FAQ.