I think we all have innate fear of medications. We all fear what we don't understand. And medical industry wish to keep it that way. But for the love of Rakhi Sawant we must strive to seek the knowledge on what exactly we are consuming, doesn't matter if it's food or medication. Google for that chemical, read wiki, learn to read research paper, then read research papers, develop an eye to detect sponsored researches. look for interactions with other chemicals, understand how our bodies work. It's all fascinating, extremely fascinating science. And when you do, you'll realise most of the fear of chemicals come from what you have been hearing, what you have been told to. The fear didn't originate from within us but we merely borrowed it from someone else. And are endlessly broadcasting it ourselves like an FM radio.
Medical science is exactly like how technology is, and it's fascinating. But for people who never built a PC in their lives, it's a witchcraft. They think we are crazy. They think only HP, Dell or Apple has got right to build a computer. But science is just plain science. It's not a rocket science. It's lovely and it's beautiful. We will never know everything there's to know, the same way we'll never have enough horsepower to run crysis. But that wouldn't stop some of us kicking some alien ass at 5 FPS on a pentium.