People need a calm, accurate framing: some symptoms get discussed online in a sensational way.
Let’s separate: common reports vs rare serious events, without exaggeration and without minimizing.
The most dangerous dynamic is someone felt fine, so it’s safe for everyone. Not true!
and the opposite is also common: one headline - its basically poison. Thats not honest either.
A key driver is variability + individual factors + product uncertainty. Thats why transparency reduces risk.
Also: sellers should never frame this as guaranteed or as treatment. That invites unsafe use.
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