Phenobarbital and human nature.

A couple of days ago, we were talking about medications. We were talking about phenobarbital... it just so happened that I learned about this drug in the hospital. And yes... I took it. But the one that, I would like to believe, was originally created to help, kills!

A very delicate topic, actually. Even phenobarbital does not kill. The person kills himself and that's all.

Quite a long time ago I was enthusiastically watching a program about “Kookil” on TV. The so-called “crocodiles” were rotting alive… by the way, I personally saw a guy with ulcers on his stomach when he was hospitalized in the city. Codeine-containing drugs were freely available for a long time. These are incredible amounts that owners of pharmacy businesses received.

What is all this for? Phenobarbital has long been banned from free sale for the reason stated above. However, Valocordin and other drugs containing phenobarbital are available for free sale. How so? Why?

Pharma is the most profitable, super-profitable business. And chemistry is perhaps the most powerful science.

What kind of creature is the human body? I can't understand drug addicts, thank God. Those who decide to try, and especially those who become addicted.

This is the age, this is the man... now we always have to do something. Man has forgotten how to simply live. Just think, dream, walk and breathe.... You always have to hurry, earn, participate and decide. And when this is not there, there is an incentive to fill the emptiness with pleasure, which, as many think, you get from drugs in the fastest and easiest way... Only if you do not understand yourself, you are left with pain and questions. It is impossible to be bored in the modern world! Which I have already said more than once... For example, I spent the whole day cleaning the apartment, and only in the evening did I take care of myself. There are hundreds of thousands of pleasures... find yours in nature, photography, music, programming, literature, poetry, beauty... No matter how it sounds, but... I do not feel sorry for drug addicts one hundredth of a percent... I even sometimes smile at their suffering. Maybe this is what natural selection looks like?

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