The author is a pharmacist himself

Sure he did kid hes a lieing kid

@@Diaryofaninja **Your exact same comment, but with alternating uppercase and lowercase letters**

@@Fukei_Mono What kid?

Really? Didn’t put that together but it makes sense.

Tuberculosis is insanely hard to treat with modern medicine too. There is a vaccine, but not administered normally in the U.S. And it's not even close to 100% shielding. It also prevents testing for TB as it reacts to the skin test. TB takes LITERALLY 6 MONTHS to cure.

Indeed. Even in todays world, TB is still a dangerous threat without proper treatment. I know certain places in the medical sector, you need to be checked to see if you get an immune response to TB, which as far as I recall is the only disease where one is tested for a response for.

@@darkraiking680 yeah there are treatments for each time TB is immune to the treatment so they use stronger treatments. I would be cautious no matter

Yes, they were talking about tuberculosis here. He used it by its modern name while he was thinking about the treatment.

⁠@@neilkurzman4907 really? He never mentioned it’s modern name, just it’s historical name 🤔

Pharmaceutical anime

@@wolfofsummerbreeze Chemists make the drugs bud.

Actually in this anime he can conveniently conjure the drugs out of nothing so he doesn’t need the chemists to make the drugs . All he needs is the molecular structure of the drugs.

@@StrawMan1235 Nevertheless, he needs the chemical knowledge in order to create some products like acyclovir etc

@@monkey.druffy2 Chemist is an actual job though. Their the ones that develop and conduct research on chemical compounds. Just being knowledgeable about organic and inorganic chemistry doesn't make someone a chemist. But i get what you are saying. The main characters job description in his previous life could be considered to be a pharmaceutical chemist since he was more focused on the research aspect of the pharmacy industry. In the isekai world his job is more client oriented .

I wouldn't say his child "died" so to say it's more of that Farma's soul and the Doc merged to speak

​@@NigelByrdevery aspect of his child was overwritten. His memory, personality, abilities, knowledge. It's definitely not a merge, the former falma is obliterated to make room for the pharmacist

@@Joseph-mw2rl how come he remembers falma's memories if he's been obliterated

​@@NigelByrdhe didn't even recognize his father mother sister or tutor. He's completely gone

Oftentimes the reincarnated need a trigger. It was them before but no old memories. In phalnas case the trigger did bless him with magic and his old memories.

Imagine just how long Farma had to work on it to help Empress Elisabeth with her tuberculosis.

Being a living matter-compiler really helps.

@@BryonYoungblood well apparently 6 full months according to the subtitles in the episode after this one :)

@@HighmageDerin So I looked into it and the six months is the minimum

Yeah but magic exists. A magic capable of creating and destroying matter no less. On top of Farma being able to perfectly manipulate matter to his exact requirements. Also, TB has multiple treatments. 4 months (the new standard), 6 months, and 9 months. Prolly more, but each has a different cocktail. You get treatment for exactly that long unless there's complications or relapse.

Ooh rah 🫡🫡🫡

That was also the era they'd treat inflammation with leeches and huff coke smoke for a stuffy nose, I think.

​@@theender422 that's what they did because they thought it worked. Trial and error

ikr the dad makin me actin upppp still a dick for shooting his chemistry arts tho

Holy Healer?

Its not so bad if you think about it. To be in the field is "to practice medicine", so it'd just make sense that their patron deity would also be named after it.

I do not know who did the subtitles for this video but the name is actually Panactheos

It's the english translatiob

It's either gonna be a rip off of Greek gods or just medicine god, cause no one would know Japanese gods

I read in a fandom wikia that the official e-site states that, for the sake of symmetry and balance, the real Pharma was sent to an alternate modern Earth, within a new body and with a new family (little sister included).

Religious logic which is to say none

Reason is relatively easy to deduce. The father did not know he was creating a new medicine. For all he knew he was concocting a poison at worst or a placebo at best that was designed to prolong the queens suffering. Since *HE* was about to be executed if he was to introduce a treatment that ended in the queens death he (correctly btw.) assumed the same would have been true for his son. So basically he "only" was about to hasten that outcome from his perspective. Keep in mind as royal pharmacist he basically also was the queens bodyguard and a highly decorated mage/soldier. He had little choice in the matter ... Many small differences gave him first hope that his son changed for the better but in this instance it immediately turned into doubt. For instance earlier in life Farma was clumsy, not very bright and showed no higher interest in magic or medicine. After the lighting strike he suddenly was careful, patient, interested in magic and medicinal studies. Before the lightning strike his son was kind of distant to both his sister and the servants, after he was nice to his sick sister and the servants alike. Ultimately he was relatively convinced that he would not have killed his son, but a stranger/assassin wearing the mask of his son.

​@@anonnimoose7987no, this is just poor writing

Pretty normal logic. Suddenly medical knowledge of his 10 year old son become far above anyone in this world. Since magic and demons is real thing in this world - he suspected that his son is possessed by demon. Btw he was right, his son was possessed. Not by demon, but by soul of dead doctor from japan.

lods kalat mo

Cringe mo pars

World of magic,theres already no logic in there,its anime dude,enjoy and chill

@@dimassyahadani42 First of all, there could still be logic in any anime because it has to do with one's mind/thoughts and actions, not typical fictional things that transpire/occur in the show. So you can sit you're dumb a** down now, with your faulty ass logic on the concept here.

​@@mikewil7571Do you watch Hollywood films? Don't use stupid logic

​@@dimassyahadani42you aren't that bright it seems

Never trust a kid who act like he have few decades of live experience.

@@darkly7378 amen

At that time he isnt a known high ranking pharmacist and all of them have doubts on him, so in order for them to trust him that he didnt made a poison he needs to also drink it so that they know it is not a poison....

​@@ChimeraX0401it's procedure to make sure it's not poisoned. Though I really doubt the necessity considering the empress is already dying, who would bother poisoning her😂

it probably wont do too much harm taking it since it's not a broad target medicine but rather specifically for the White Death

It's not poisonous if you're not sick, and he doesn't have any trace of TB, so it's not gonna build immunity

I noticed that the first time I watched this anime. I do agree that taking drugs unnecessarily can be hard especially on the liver. Not to mention that he made the full RIPE regimen for the TB, each one being a strong drug. But I think it’s a very worth risk: 1) earning everyone’s trust that it’s not poison (by ingesting the drug he himself made) and 2) providing prophylaxis to himself, as Falma was near the queen several times, it’s safe to assume he got exposed to the MTB.