Sqqlut, when you first posted in the What is Wrong With MDMA today? thread a few days ago, my initial reaction was "He seems super heated and emotional. Why does he care so much?"
I am totally open to NAC helping some users regain magic due to damage caused previously. And, we have a large amount of anecdotal evidence - more than you, I'd argue - that would suggest that individual physiology is not a significant factor in MehDMA, eg. first time users having poor experiences, individuals rolling on MehDMA one night and taking another batch the next night that is MagicDMA, MehDMA experiences for long periods of time followed by MagicDMA with no apparent change in diet or physiology necessary for an explanation of magic, etc.
I get that you would be annoyed people wouldn't try such an easy and available solution. And, I totally don't get your resentment or aggression towards a, quite well researched at this point, theory.
EDIT: Ancedotally, I probably take better care of my health than 99% of people. I do or have done most every biohack out there that I can (circadian regulation, sunlight, red light therapy, blue blocking, nootropics - including dopamine and serotonin balancing peptides, more than enough nutrients and trace minerals, intermittent fasting, all kinds of supplements - including NAC regularly, which hasn't prevented multiple experiences of MehDMA, EMF mitigation, and more) and none of it has had any effect on MehDMA vs MagicDMA. In the past four years, I've had both MehDMA and MagicDMA experiences scattered amongst one another, in no way seemingly relevant to my own chemistry. In fact, I haven't had good MDMA since 2017 now (EDIT: I forgot I had one good experience a few months ago, though again, that was a month or so after a Meh experience and I had changed nothing physiologically), and since then I've taken care of myself and become even healthier than I've ever been. But I've had MehDMA three times in that period.
It just doesn't line up, man. And the skepticism towards you comes from your absolute insistence that the rest of us are missing something when it seems more true to us that you're the one missing something. There's a reason we think batch differences are the problem. That reason is because it is the only explanation that provides for all of the variables we've collected.