So the concern isnt 'it always causes X,' it’s that it makes everything less predictable?

Exactly. Its not about fearmongering. Its about stacking uncertainty: alcohol effects + individual differences + batch variability = higher risk.

Also: mixing pushes the whole conversation into 'party trick' territory. It kills the ritual/safety culture instantly.

And culturally its not framed as a drinking game. The internet turns it into that, then acts surprised when things go wrong.

Watch the marketing pattern: 'banned honey + alcohol' content is basically shock content. It attracts thrill-seekers and scammers more than serious buyers.