i find it interesting that Pfizer decided to go straight to over-the-counter sales with their prescription-strength PharmAmorin. what a charitable gesture. perhaps i have been wrong all these years about the motivations for the monopolistic behavior on the part of pharmaceutical companies. or maybe someone's slipped me some PharmAmorin. hmmm.
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I think a bunch of our elected officials have been popping this pill for years.
Funny...and creepy.
Brings to mind the government-coerced evaluation, diagnosis and drugging of children that lurks just beyond the horizon...
...a small percentage of patients will experience the exact opposite reaction of the majority.
...It happens with every drug in recorded history.
Every drug in recorded history, eh? Obviously, you must have access to the most comprehensive historical pharmacopeia known to man. Can I borrow it?
I'd love to read about the man who drank 8 beers and actually became more tactful, sophisticated, and a better driver.
Or the runner who ran a 50K marathon after popping a few Oxycontins.
Or the person who snorted cocaine in order to fall asleep.
Or the mild-mannered reporter who took a placebo and became Superman.
i find it interesting that Pfizer decided to go straight to over-the-counter sales with their prescription-strength PharmAmorin. what a charitable gesture. perhaps i have been wrong all these years about the motivations for the monopolistic behavior on the part of pharmaceutical companies. or maybe someone's slipped me some PharmAmorin. hmmm.
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