I asked you how you determined "Millions more tried them... and then desisted from treatment without major lifelong mental alterations"?"
I took that to mean you were confident 0 out of several million people had lifelong alterations.
Any other interpretation of what you meant would suggest you are not responding to anything I wrote and simply writing non sequitors.
It seems to me you said something indefensible (0 out of 1 million people had permanent damage, there is no possibility you have data to show this) and are now trying to change the subject to something less insane (the typical patient has no permanent harm?)
Since PSSD wasn't recognized until 2019 I know you are full of hot air in suggesting if these drugs caused unusual problems we'd know about it by now:
I asked you how you determined "Millions more tried them... and then desisted from treatment without major lifelong mental alterations"?"
I took that to mean you were confident 0 out of several million people had lifelong alterations.
Any other interpretation of what you meant would suggest you are not responding to anything I wrote and simply writing non sequitors.
It seems to me you said something indefensible (0 out of 1 million people had permanent damage, there is no possibility you have data to show this) and are now trying to change the subject to something less insane (the typical patient has no permanent harm?)
Since PSSD wasn't recognized until 2019 I know you are full of hot air in suggesting if these drugs caused unusual problems we'd know about it by now:
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/side-effects/201906/...