Greetings my friend,

There certainly is a major divide between natural and pharma, and perhaps it's by design. (Or maybe not? Just a natural evolution of humankinds divided thinking? Is this just diversity in thinking or a divide purposely caused by people? Interesting topic)

There are observably provable benefits to some man made medicines, and some observable detriments. The same can be said for natural medicines, some can be lethal just like with human made chemicals.

Any debates to be had on the topic (for me) are more curiosity based and I don't feel offended if others have a differing opinion on the topic. As long as the other person shares a similar perspective as me with a "live and let live" attitude, I see no issues talking about it. Far too often people will become hostile with protecting their beliefs, to the point of slanderous treatment towards their opposition, and this would be unhealthy in a debate over health.

This is quite an in depth topic to cover but very interesting to me. I've never taken LSD but with my limited intense mushroom trips, I experienced an entire week of almost no anxiety at all, and overall just felt great with no negative thinking. Things that normally stress me very much were not important in my mind. This experience had a lasting noticeable effect and so I do not rule out the idea that LSD could be used to treat mental health disorders if the chemical properties and/or how it interacts with the human body is similar to shrooms. I Think it is logical because of my own personal experience.

This is where my favourite field comes into play, according to which the observer influences the observed and vice versa.

Yes! I bet if I take some shrooms around some curious 20 year old's they will want to pop some too. Such a bad influence. Unless they are cut off from curiosity and don't think for themselves and don't like to experiment. Society seems to be morphing into this police state driven "state".. where people police their own minds and only operate within the confines of the preapproved thought bubbles. Another very interesting topic that's intertwined into this topic. Some may disagree with this as well, but to me it seems apparently true.

Good doctors or other practitioners listen to what the patient tells them, what they want and need.

Couldn't agree more. I find it distasteful when doctors operate with inflated egos and act like the patient doesn't know what is best for themselves. Doctors find themselves at risk for extreme sarcastic condescension when I'm in the room with them, it's like a 50/50 chance that it will go very good or terribly bad. I suppose I'm confrontational with the ego inflated and give can't help but to give them a taste of their own medicine , hehe ..

How is your life going? We haven't talked in a while.

Things are going slowly here but I'm doing decent in most ways. Ups and downs some days but that's just a part of life. I will dm you with some extra details. I was gearing up to message you when your message came in here. I feel like you read my mind darling.

I hope you are doing well my friend,
I will compose a brief message to your inbox now <3