I don’t usually know what medication is for. Sometimes I can guess - I recognise many chemo drugs by name, for example - but in this case I have no idea
Had a bit of a think about this. ‘mould’ was once a generic term for topsoil - I wonder if the person is doing broad spectrum microbiota therapy. Like, rebuild your biome with topsoil to cure allergies, intolerances etc. like using hookworms to treat gluten allergy.
God people claim some weird shit on their health insurance. Today it’s mould. Prescription mould.
I have so many questions… Are they claiming medication for a mould-borne illness, or are they claiming a mould-based medication?
Mould based medication. They’re not covered for it anyway, so the answer is no, but it took a but of detective work
Like penicillin?
Not penicillin. I have absolutely no idea what it could be for, as it’s just described as “mould”
Oh wow, that’s wild!
I don’t usually know what medication is for. Sometimes I can guess - I recognise many chemo drugs by name, for example - but in this case I have no idea
Had a bit of a think about this. ‘mould’ was once a generic term for topsoil - I wonder if the person is doing broad spectrum microbiota therapy. Like, rebuild your biome with topsoil to cure allergies, intolerances etc. like using hookworms to treat gluten allergy.