
“Stanley’s Pharmacy is based on all the stuff I knew I needed to do, but couldn’t. Relationships, man. Empathy. Stuff that’s been lost in the corporate prescription windmill, flicking out pills per second, where relevance is nothing but geographical convenience at a discounted price. Their motto is ‘fill everything.’ But not everything is good for you. The drugs are too potent. Too poisonous. I don’t want to discount their potency as a healing modality, but there’s no free ride. There’s no free ride for any of this stuff. Anything that elicits a pharmacological response is going to create a cascade effect. All of your body’s systems are connected. It’s all tangled up. Every time you press one button, a whole different set of Christmas lights come on. There’s no silver bullet. So you have to be careful. Don’t listen to the advertising. You don’t need everything, all the time. You need an ambassador. Somebody in the world of medicine to advocate for your body. And that’s the true role of a pharmacist. To be an ambassador.”
Published on February 20, 2020 09:21