Today a story was released that provides reasons why Fentanyl users fold over after taking the drug.
“Here’s why fentanyl users on S.F.’s streets are bent over”
One doctor says “UCSF professor of addiction medicine Dr. Daniel Ciccarone said what he calls the “nod” … is the balance point between passing out –– when you lose all muscular control and are on the floor –– versus some small remnant of consciousness that is keeping the person upright,” he said.” That claim is sort of accurate, but what does it really mean? But why does loss of muscular control cause the users to fold? Why don’t they just lay down? Why don’t they sit down? Why don’t they assume some other position? Why specifically do they fold over? Another doctor says basically the same thing “UCSF orthopedic surgeon Dr. Alexos Theologis, who specializes in the spine, said some people probably slump because of muscular issues.”. Once again the question is why do users fold over? Why not take some other position because of these “muscular issues”. What these doctors are doing is giving a very broad reason that is sort of correct as far as it goes, but the explanations provide no specifics.
As usual I will provide a hint for these stoopid scientists and any of their associates who hold similar views. Insight into why Fentanyl users fold in half the way that do will be found by contemplating their postures along with contemplating the Jewish practice of Kosher foods.
And that is all the hint they get.