I tend to feel the same way. The medication is obviously useful in some cases and for some conditions, but there's also a pushback against the notion that it isn't the best solution for other cases and conditions. There are cases where other solutions might be healthier, especially in the long term, but the availability of a potential pharmaceutical fix interferes.

And look at the new batch of weight-loss drugs. It's a similar circumstance. It's a wonder drug in many ways, helps so many people that wouldn't have been helped otherwise. Yet, also being used in some cases as a shortcut to avoid a behavioral change that would be advantageous for a person to do.

It is important to remember that there are people for whom these drugs are literal lifesavers. And at the same time, there are those for whom the drugs enable avoidance of fixing a root cause.