Turns out, most of the medicine and journals are written based on studies of middle aged white men. So a lot of the medical sciences aren’t accurate to apply to people who aren’t white and who aren’t men.

Here are two terms to learn;

Pharmacological Determinism

Pharmacological determinism is the idea that drugs and biochemical substances exert a deterministic influence on human behavior, cognition, and emotions, often implying that individuals have limited agency or free will in response to their biochemical states. This perspective suggests that pharmacology dictates mental and physical states in a way that strongly determines outcomes, sometimes overlooking psychological, social, and environmental factors.

It’s often debated in neuroscience, psychology, and philosophy, particularly regarding addiction, psychiatric treatment, and cognitive enhancement. Critics argue that while drugs influence behavior and cognition, human experiences are shaped by a complex interplay of factors beyond just biochemical determinism.

TLDR: This Deterministic thinking means that Drugs applied universally will effect the same pathways and cause people to experience the same effects. Obviously that’s not the case.

And the other term;

Pharmacogenomics

A Genome is a large sequence of DNA, where as a Gene is a smaller subset. See also Pharmacogenetics.

Pharmacogenomics is the study of how an individual’s genetic makeup influences their response to drugs. It combines pharmacology (the study of drugs) and genomics (the study of genes and their functions) to develop personalized medicine, ensuring that treatments are safer and more effective based on genetic profiles.

By analyzing genetic variations, pharmacogenomics helps predict drug efficacy, dosage requirements, and potential adverse reactions, reducing trial-and-error prescribing and improving patient outcomes. This field is particularly significant in areas like oncology, psychiatry, and cardiology, where genetic differences can drastically affect drug metabolism and response.

TLDR: Genetics and genomes affect drug and treatment response. Arguably if you get it down to the specific genes, not even two twins would receive the same effects for a chemical. (There was a study with 72% Variability in Caffeine effects amongst twins)

All of this is to say

That no single drug is the silver bullet that works for everyone for every situation for every case. (Unless of course you find some higher dimensional mushroom or some obscure shit that propagates itself dimensionality to induce some sort of miracle 5D cure like some rotten seal meat or Divine Vine or some weird shit akin to a God Soul Doctor, but assuming you work in the material realm let’s get back to western medicine)

Point is, stop pushing people to do psychedelics and western medicine as if it’s a cure-all curaga. There’s a reason why Doctors ‘practice’ medicine, they don’t know what the fuck they’re doing to a random joe-shmoe that walks in with no prior medical history. They’re just making ‘educated’ guesses and to see if it ‘helps’.

Point is, your specific intake and pathways for your own neurology, biology, physiology, and other shits is affected by various factors including your DNA, your thoughts, your emotions, your diet and other shit. Shit affects Shit, that’s a maxim.

So a single diet change of food or intake or whatever might work well for you, but consider that it won’t work well for others. So stop pushing your Atkins Low Carb only Whole Wheat Carnivore-night-Day-Vegan Keto Bigu Diet on my ass.

Also, any doctor that tells non-sumo Asians or Mexicans to not eat rice because of ‘carbs’ is retarded. You can tell them I said that.

The Chemist in everyone can reasonably see the material universe as being constructed by atoms and thus everything is arranged in some formulae of chemicals. Thusly you can imply that chemical exposure and intake affect health. This is a reasonable assessment.

The unreasonable assessment where you jump to conclusions is to assume that the chemicals affect health universally and in the same way for everyone.

All I’m saying is, I can down a bottle of Vodka like water, but if you give me a Corona light beer, I’m fucked for the night. If you know pharmacogenomics, you can probably guess my weight, body type, age, race, and gender from that statement.

Besides people having different auto-immune deficiencies and systems, they also have different genetics and other things that affect their drug effects. Gut bacteria, Fungal activity, etc.

In Closing

Water is a drug. Your food is a drug. Smells are chemicals and they’re drugs. Everything in the material world can be viewed as a drug.

And just like how some assholes love the taste of strawberries, some other assholes don’t.

As such, all of us retards are trying to figure out how the universe and our own realities work through our five sense, to include taste and smell, which leads into food culture, resulting in arguments over baking bread, resulting in religions dividing and fractionating, resulting in holy wars.

Even the mere thought of an idea or perception of reality can map your own neurons in a different way and fire different neurons.

Thusly the subjective experience is the one that insists upon itself to you, and not others.

As such, be skeptical and prudent anytime someone is shilling you a miracle cure, drug, diet, or whatever. It’s probably a scam like Statins, Ozempic, or hormone therapy to get you hooked on life and pay out the ass for medical complications. Probably.

*Not Valid Financial, Legal, Life, Medical, or Any Advice