divinemistress36
Angelic
- Jan 1, 2024
- 4,722
I think it depends on the brain chemistry
.some of them messed me up and some helped for a little bit.
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.some of them messed me up and some helped for a little bit.
nofunclub
all in all, it’s just another brick in the wall
- Jul 17, 2023
- 303
Apparently the study this is based on was retracted, because the researchers had accidentally injected the monkeys with methamphetamine, not MDMA. But the information is still disseminated as if it's true in all kinds of drug education programs in the USA.
sserafim
they say it's darkest of all before the dawn
- Sep 13, 2023
- 9,012
Tbh idek if my meds damaged my brain. How do/did you know that they messed you up?
nofunclub
all in all, it’s just another brick in the wall
- Jul 17, 2023
- 303
This makes sense to me. It also decreases fear response and lets people with PTSD look at traumatic memories with reduced fear in order to be able to finally process and integrate the memories. I've been waiting on this therapy for like 3 years now lol. I do think it'll help people. But it won't get here soon enough for me.
divinemistress36
Angelic
- Jan 1, 2024
- 4,722
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Archangel
- Apr 15, 2022
- 8,995
I had a cousin who inadvertently smoked a joint when he was young, laced with some type of psychedelic something or another. It messed him up for life. Fried his brain. He was a fraction of what he was when he came out of it. He was super smart and definitely heading to med school. After smoking whatever he smoked, he could barely tie his shoes. Maybe I'm exaggerating a bit, but he was pretty bad. He was bad enough to get on disability for the rest of his life. All because someone laced a joint he bought with something psychedelic.Don't psychedelics destroy your brain and result in brain damage?
Davey36000
I'm not the dog in the picture
- Jun 12, 2023
- 335
I want to try it tbh, and I read that growing your own shrooms isn't that difficult, plus one container of shoorms can give you 3-4 'medium' doses, so that's pretty good.
Meditation/mindfulness slowly gets you to the same state (consciously speaking) but it's obivously not as fun or "interesting", but the headspace sometimes feels similar (obviously no visuals etc).
Meditation/mindfulness slowly gets you to the same state (consciously speaking) but it's obivously not as fun or "interesting", but the headspace sometimes feels similar (obviously no visuals etc).
Have wanted to in the past but I'm terrified my mind would warp the experience and send me over the edge into psychosis. Had a brush with it after a huge dose of cannabis at university and I've never been more terrified, as much as I hate my OCD and depressive mindset/personality actual schizophrenia is by orders of magnitude worse.
Can attest to this, if your mind is vulnerable you really have to be careful.
there hasnt been a single scientific study pointing out anything related to brain damage since the first time these drugs were studied. Absolutely zero. It mostly has positive effects on the brain and there is evidence to back that up. Bad rips happen and they can ruin your mental health but there is no chemical action through which they cause brain damageDon't psychedelics destroy your brain and result in brain damage?
if you are predisposed to psychosis or schizophrenia then its not a good idea. However, mushrooms are really helpful for ocd because they rewire the neurons in the braim
Sadly I have a predisposition, had a psychotic episode after the huge dose of cannabis, and knowing that and the way my mind works I would end up having a bad trip.
From what I've read the treatments can be life changing so I'm jealous of anyone who can take them with less risk.
A schizophrenic break, lasted a couple of days certainly longer than the effects of the drugs. Couldn't differentiate real from imagined events thought I had conversation with people I never had, couldn't concentrate, believed something evil was trying to possess me or some evil side of me was trying to take over... Spent most of it hauled up in my room by all accounts but my memory of the time is very patchy other than the feeling of dread and fear.
No hospitalisation but saw a doctor shortly after I felt "normal" they put it down to the cannabis.
No hospitalisation but saw a doctor shortly after I felt "normal" they put it down to the cannabis.
cantthinkofusername
wannabe girl
- Feb 25, 2024
- 137
i think psychedelic therapy can be helpful for some, but its also risky and i wouldnt recommend it for most people
when i did mdma, i spent like 6 hrs talking abt my feelings, and it was more helpful to me than 2 years of therapy, but also id never do it again, because the after effects of mdma are actually hellish
i spent the week after having these insane mood swings where id go from very nearly ctbing to writing poetry abt how beautiful life is, like every 15 minutes, and i was dissociating so bad i forgot who i was, felt like the longest week of my life
very nearly got committed, very nearly died, please be careful with drugs
when i did mdma, i spent like 6 hrs talking abt my feelings, and it was more helpful to me than 2 years of therapy, but also id never do it again, because the after effects of mdma are actually hellish
i spent the week after having these insane mood swings where id go from very nearly ctbing to writing poetry abt how beautiful life is, like every 15 minutes, and i was dissociating so bad i forgot who i was, felt like the longest week of my life
very nearly got committed, very nearly died, please be careful with drugs
BlazingBob
Wizard
- Oct 28, 2021
- 610
I did ketamine infusions and like everything else (meds, therapy, TMS, etc) it didn't help. The only thing they helped was to hasten my path to financial ruin at $750 per session.
