Actually I'm tempted to dismiss your account as complete quackery. Heavy metal poisoning is a common bugbear of quacks. What metal, and where did it come from?
Of course I think Insys are a bunch of crooks, just wanted to be accurate.
I'm guessing the reason people say you can "overdose" for Syndros is because they're required to specify some arbitrary limit. Just like how storebought honey has an expiration date attached, even though honey never expires.
I suppose it's also easier to take too much, if it comes as a concentrated syrup. But the same thing happens with edibles.
"There was [an instance] where a child was going to die of an awful childhood condition before the book came out," he said. "So we did the only thing we could do and referred it to the author to decide how to handle it because it's her story, not ours.
"History doesn't tell the outcome of that sad story, but I'm sure it was a happy one."
Actually I'm tempted to dismiss your account as complete quackery. Heavy metal poisoning is a common bugbear of quacks. What metal, and where did it come from?