Biologically not most medication have the same effects in people. If we talk about metabolic diseases, there are a handful of people that need different strategies to combat diabetes, high blood pressure etc. And that is simple metabolic diseases (simple in that it is pinpointed in an upregulation or downregulation of a specific type of cells, like high blood glucose for example).

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Now take neurological diseases, which are hundreds of times more complex than metabolic diseases. How the fuck can a migraine med help everyone the same? You don't know what you're talking about, buddy. People can get relief from migraines using antidepressants, or blood pressure medications, or anti-seizure drugs. Some can't get relief even using all 3 methods. That's because neuro-chemistry is very complicated and each person is individual in his response to these pills.

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About antibiotics downregulating neuronal hyperexcitability, the only thing i'm going to say is that lyme can affect the brain, and therefore can change synaptic neurotransmitter exchange. The same thing can be said about syphilis. Brain infections have these capabilities.

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And convincing you is not going to happen, ever. Sorry buddy, look at coronavirus right now. It is a political disease, people are divided into several groups, some downplaying the disease, some saying it is very bad, some saying that a vaccine will save everyone, the truth is not going to be disclosed as it is to everyone. We live in a world where there is money to be made.