👉 In the context of medicine, idiolatry is a practice where patients are prescribed medication that they have taken in past administrations, such as alcohol or drugs, without their consent. This can occur for various reasons, including addiction recovery, rehabilitation, and treatment for other conditions. The goal of idiolatry is to help patients recover from the effects of past medications by using the same substance again without the risk of drug dependence. It is often used in conjunction with other therapies such as psychotherapy
