I personally don't think this is that bad, because he may not be entirely mentally competent, and you'll also have to deal with whatever trouble he causes by being off his meds.
Strictly morally speaking, however, I think what you're doing is wrong, because you're violating his bodily autonomy and his trust.
As other commenters have said, drugging him could also be dangerous. What if he takes another medicine, or does something without your knowledge that shouldn't be mixed with the drugs you're spiking his food with?
The fact that he could be suffering side effects from the drugs, and mistake them for another sickness could add to this risk.
Would you force/sneak your s/o to take medicine they need?
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I personally don't think this is that bad, because he may not be entirely mentally competent, and you'll also have to deal with whatever trouble he causes by being off his meds.
Strictly morally speaking, however, I think what you're doing is wrong, because you're violating his bodily autonomy and his trust.
As other commenters have said, drugging him could also be dangerous. What if he takes another medicine, or does something without your knowledge that shouldn't be mixed with the drugs you're spiking his food with?
The fact that he could be suffering side effects from the drugs, and mistake them for another sickness could add to this risk.