I assume that it is possible that whatever substances they are using to dose are different enough from their testable counterparts so as to not show up on a toxicology report (or that the report will be otherwise compromised, nearly every healthcare professional I have spoken with has indicated being coopted)

Disambiguation Radioactive Dose

• Explanation
• 7/15/14
• 3/12/25
• 2/27/25
• 2/25/25
• 2/22/25
• 1/30/25
• 10/28/24
• 6/16/24
• 6/3/23
• 5/24/23
• 3/1/23 or 3/2/23
• 11/9/22

Real effects from subjective experience, priming, and allusions after the fact

Thickener added to eyedrops

Laxative

• flatulogenic agent
• Melatonin or sleep inducing
• Caffeine or something else to prevent sleep
• Appetite altering drugs
• Mild to acute hallucinogens (Psilocybin)
• LSD

Stress hormone

Antibiotic

Diuretics

Deja vu? Brain to computer interface

Implied through allusions, intimating

Poison

THC

Neurotoxin

Nightshade

Cocaine

LSD

Melatonin

• Also, typically if they dose the food, they'll alter the package in some way, or change something about the food.