That can happen with prescription drugs too though. People lose access to their insurance and then end up going off the drug too fast.
The bottom line is, don't you think if they could sell more of this drug, they would? Opiates are a pretty terrible choice for an antidepressant for multiple reasons.
> Opiates are a pretty terrible choice for an antidepressant for multiple reasons.
You've failed to present this. That opiates are bad is just dogma left around from the first religious-linked anti-drug pushes. I think they are inappropriate, but in the same way SSRIs are inappropriate, and have explained my position.
E.g. a UK study found that if you just give people all the heroin they want they quit after 2 years. There are no other complications than constipation.
> There are no other complications than constipation.
You keep saying this, ignoring the fact that I showed (with a citation) that it is addictive, which is a complication. This is a pointless discussion, since the dogma is that you are pro-opiate past the point of reason. I seriously doubt you’ve even tried this drug.
The bottom line is, don't you think if they could sell more of this drug, they would? Opiates are a pretty terrible choice for an antidepressant for multiple reasons.