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To use chemistry, the exact chemistry of plants to project what they will do when interacting with a human, would mean that every plant and every food would have to be tested in a lab as to its accuracy before entering the body; this is the formula prescribed from the scientific method.
Using this method would mean eliminating the body's compatibility of adaptability in the natural selection of eating foods from the way they look, the way they feel, the way they smell; to determine if it's right for your consumption at any given time.
Are we suggesting that the chemical constituents from laboratory analysis are becoming more important to us than our common sense? And if so, how voluminous will the process be before we can intake anything, smell anything, have anything touch our skin without having it analyzed and deciding scientifically and intellectually what it will do when it goes in, or touches us, or we smell it?
What have we become if we are calling ourselves more intelligent by using this process? This may sound extreme but with everything pointing at "needing a scientific method to know whether it is so" will create a more confused and more complicated life; instead of a less complicated approach for the very basic daily aspects of living life.
To pursue the chemistry may be a fun look at possibilities, to take it into probabilities can only relate specifically to the one look (that momentary perception) and not to everyone else and everything else as the probability about truth.
You may want to ask yourself whether nature can be predicted, specifically for everyone from any research that discovered one example or sample of life.
Chemistry is ever changing, through all seasons the chemical constituents of any plant varies. So even the same plant species will never have the exact same relationship chemically because nature was never intended to be that way. The very nature of human life is the same; each person has their unique attributes.
As we comprehend the ever-changing reality of life we work with plants and chemistry with respect for the right to work with it - rather than dominate it. We can only experience it and watch what it's done but to duplicate it or control it is a whole other story.
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