Ask your doctor to use Receptor Science to explain how Drugs cause addiction.
I dare ya. - M. Simon
Receptor science (100+ years old) says drugs fill receptors. What empties those receptors (injury, PTSD) causes a desire for pain relieving drugs. People take pain relievers to relieve pain. The "recreation" in Recreational Drugs is pain relief.
I just asked my Doctor.
"Show me, using Receptor Science, how Drugs cause addiction." I dared him.
He couldn't do it.
Edit: 1Oct2025 1556z He couldn't name me any addictive drugs that didn't require an empty rceptor (pain). He assured me there must be some.
On furter thought - why would anyone want a drug that empties receptors - empty receptors cause pain.
Update: 12:41z 27 August 2025
Added - The "recreation" in Recreational Drugs is pain relief.
Update: 13:00z 8 September 2025
The exact question to
Ask Your Doctor is, "Using Receptor Science can you explain how drugs can cause addiction?"
If it is a Government Doctor, you might also want to mention you know about
Habituation.
Update: 0033z 30 September 2025
Your Doctor may also wish to consider
Medical Fascism = declaring a medical condition (addiction) illegal. That is a crime against humanity. The 1914 Republican Harrison Narcotics Act.
Update: 0324z 2 October 2025
There are no "addictive drugs" is essentially what my doctor admitted. End of the war. Of course I had figured it out on my own by studying the science before I asked him. It was pretty obvious. Drugs fill receptors. Empty receptors send pain signals. Other than Habituation, there is nothing else significant in the time frame. Habituation is caused by full receptors. Addiction is caused by empty receptors.There are no addictive drugs. People take pain relievers for empty receptors (pain).
Update: 0825z 4 October 2025
Doctor's Crusade for Receptor Science in Medicine
Update: 2207z 6 October 2025
Addiction begins in the Receptors. They are empty.
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