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@JohnShirley2023 While it's good for a laugh, there is actually a LOT of serious medical science behind this path.

I covered that in this post below.

Case in point : I'm very close friends with a family who has a 30-year-old non-verbal Downes Syndrome son. There is actually a bit of research underway with him right now as to how this might bring him a little more into the world and the early tests look good. This allows something that was not previously possible.

There is research into pathways for dealing with depression and other issues.

*The research of novel treatment approaches for trauma and other mental health conditions through psychedelics may fundamentally change our understanding of these conditions, as well as the current treatment landscape.*

*Distinguished Psychedelic Researcher, Professor of Psychiatry and Neuroscience, Rachel Yehuda, PhD, Joins Wesana Health
Globenewswire, 31 August 2021*

So sure, it's good for a chuckle I suppose, but don't discount the science.

https://jimcarroll.com/2023/02/the-big-future-brain-science-and-the-acceleration-of-neurological-care/