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Your argument is basically that it's generally a good idea to make sure a medical treatment is safe and effective before undertaking it. That's hardly controver
by murbard2 12y ago
Your argument is basically that it's generally a good idea to make sure a medical treatment is safe and effective before undertaking it. That's hardly controversial. What does not follow at all is that Ketamine should be banned, or that medical researchers should have to jump through D.E.A hoops to do research.
- refurb 12y agoWhat does not follow at all is that Ketamine should be banned, or that medical researchers should have to jump through D.E.A hoops to do research. Ketamine isn't banned. And it's not all that controlled compared to other drugs (Schedule III). You'd have a harder time running a trial for morphine than you would for ketamine.
- murbard2 12y agoOK, schedule III isn't so bad, but afaiac, if I can't buy it at Walmart, it's banned.