Medications

Postby minstrel » Mon Mar 15, 2004 3:51 pm

An excerpt from an article emailed to me by a former client:

By way of illustration, it's worth contemplating one far-fetched scenario. How might an everlasting-happiness drug - a drug which (implausibly!) left someone who tried it once living happily-ever-after - find itself described in the literature?

"Substance x induces severe, irreversible structural damage to neurotransmitter subsystem y. Its sequelae include mood-congruent cognitive delusions, treatment-resistant euphoria, and toxic affective psychosis."

Eeek! Needless to say, no responsible adult would mess around with a potent neurotoxin under this description.


The opinions expressed in this excerpt do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the poster... :-)
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