Are They Quite Mad?
Posted: Mon May 28, 2018 5:06 pm
Just about every tablet you buy comes with a leaflet bearing contra-indications, even those pills which seem quite innocuous. Some of them are very alarming and sometimes prevent me from taking them, kind of just in case I am that 1 in 1,000, or whatever.
So, why are our young people going off to gigs and taking tablets, strong enough to tranquilise cart horses?
I read, this morning, of a young woman at a music festival who has died from taking a tablet which, finally, caused her lungs to fill with blood and liquid. Truly horrible, the poor girl. What is being said is that "it was a bad batch" - but what would be a "good batch" if contra-indications were handed out along with these pills? You can bet your life there would be some serious reactions by a good number of people which, if read, by the "user" would cause them not to risk it.
So, why are our young people going off to gigs and taking tablets, strong enough to tranquilise cart horses?
I read, this morning, of a young woman at a music festival who has died from taking a tablet which, finally, caused her lungs to fill with blood and liquid. Truly horrible, the poor girl. What is being said is that "it was a bad batch" - but what would be a "good batch" if contra-indications were handed out along with these pills? You can bet your life there would be some serious reactions by a good number of people which, if read, by the "user" would cause them not to risk it.