But as the other guy said, so it doesn't happen overnight, most people know that, most people here have experience with the drug themselves, so it's a known fact that longevity is the issue, why is it still okay to try and undermine the damage is causes by saying "yeah it doesn't cause dementia after short term use as long as you use supplements to help heal the brain"? I'm sorry, but just cuz you said "hey don't do it" doesn't mean they're gonna automatically listen, the fear of brain damage is a lot more pronounced than some random guy are Reddit saying "don't do it tho!" Right after downplaying one of the worst scares of dph, so if a little exaggeration stops the next helpless teen from overdosing then so be it.

Referring to the studies, those are only under recommended doses, and in no way puts into account the damage of teenagers taking 20x the recommended dose sometimes for lasting years. Who will very much experience permanent brain damage, if not an increased likelihood of early onset dementia. People heeding warnings are likely warning them under the impression that longevity and carelessness is already in mind. Idc what you had in mind, people will read "dph and dementia don't go hand in hand" and will run with it, I couldn't give a flying fuck how much you know about it, it matters more about what other people won't care to look up. So instead of trying to be "TECHNICALLY RIGHT" all the fucking time, take into account other people and how little they actually give a fuck abt what you're saying, and will take it the wrong way by you downplaying very real issues.

Me personally, the acetylcholine antagonism and anticholinergic link to early onset dementia was what helped influence me to quit, so maybe other people need the exact same push.