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But it is ok because a “Doctor” prescribed it, we have no control over side effects and how can we prove they are taking other things???

I spent time helping friends in a startup interfacing with Doctors and allowing them to prescribe directly in office versus going to a pharmacy. Gives them more patient influence, could be a good part restricted in that it is not a PRIMARY course of therapy

I say this as I have conducted many sessions on it, better than 60 % of people who get scrips ever fill them, and a lesser number ever actually follows the course of therapy like taking all of your antibiotics as a classic exemplar...

Super Aspirin is the mind set of folks

Oxy was more in the news then but it is still there just quiet as so many folks, especially in red states (Tenn, Ky etc) areas are faced with huge populations of “legal” addicts who of course need to be taken care of (Children) and supplied more as taking it away is too painful (for Big Pharma)

I up until recently was contacted regularly to speak at conferences to help them figure out where they are going next. Have also sent me some interesting reports that point to an industry in deep peril as most of their premium drug patents are rolling off (expiring) in the next year or so

I told them of my vies which are NOT aligned with Pill Tossing at all and quiet for now

So they are VERY concerned and this is more than a year of what do we do..