> It's 5 minutes of research if you know what you're looking for. It can be much more if you don't, and you don't know when and where to stop.
I know nothing about the topic, but literally just Googled Drugs from the Amazon [1], and the very first example of the very first search result I came across was Quinine. [2]
Even an answer of the form "here's a set from a quick DDG" is more productive, and might even teach the commenter something, as it provides a fixed (even if incorrect) basis for discussion.
Given the option between not commenting at all or offering some variant of JFGI, I'll strongly prefer the former. "You don't have to attend every fight you're invited to", or comment on every post. But if you do, try to land solid punches. Even if you're not Mohammed Ali.
(I've frequently learned things, and more than once entirely changed my mind, in researching to answer comments.)
has been isolated the alkaloid d-turbocuarine, which is used to treat such diseases as multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease and other muscular disorders.
It’s a muscle paralyzing agent used in surgery. It’s not use in MS or Parkinson’s.
Given the option between not commenting at all or offering some variant of JFGI, I'll strongly prefer the former. "You don't have to attend every fight you're invited to", or comment on every post. But if you do, try to land solid punches. Even if you're not Mohammed Ali.
(I've frequently learned things, and more than once entirely changed my mind, in researching to answer comments.)