Flowki
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That blew away everything I assumed, cheers.
Large study shows no correlation between psychedelic use and mental illness
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Z3r0Z3r0
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Yeah if you get passed the door without much baggage theres still ego shock awe, ego doesnt like to go out easily....For some though, not me, but some....
The realisation that the world you're living in is only what your brain's telling you, can be pretty hard on some.
Its a reeeeeaaaaaaallly big door too lol
Lol true.
I say if you take any luggage with you, through the door. You're gonna have a bad holiday.
Familiar things and trips. No good.
It's the feeling of tripping all the time. A couple times a week. Trips can get very, very familiar.
Sometimes the mind just wants a little reality. Even if the reality is only what it's thinking.
Just so happens most of us are living the same reality.
Life is the greatest trip there is. Best, and worst, anybody can have.
Z3r0Z3r0
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Havent done anything in over a decade nor do I really have a need to.
Acid never really had a bad trip, but shrooms yeah, very frieghtning,as usual, problem was set and setting and shouldnt have took them at that time period. E was always fun if it was actually E at least lol
Acid never really had a bad trip, but shrooms yeah, very frieghtning,as usual, problem was set and setting and shouldnt have took them at that time period. E was always fun if it was actually E at least lol
Yyeeessssss. Lol
Good E is fuken rad
Don't take trips kids. Just take a good E.
Been about 5 years since my last E. But damn I don't think I'd pass on a good one.
Just something about melting away, like a clock on a Salvador Dali painting.
So damn good.
cannabis420420
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Good news saw a lady about mental health .they say I am skitzophrnic psychotic. Bullshit. But she don't see it and don't believe it halodole shots compentency bullshit being questioned fun times lol
WildCard008
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addiction is a mental illness <-----------------
shiva71
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Dont wish to bring the tone down here but...
I had a bad trip at the age of 19 that caused a psychotic breakdown. I could go into a lot of detail but all i will say is that from the age of 19 to 25, when i should have been building the foundations of a stable and happy life, i sat staring out of the window chain smoking cigarettes, i was pretty much a vegetable. Mid 20s i discovered that getting blind drunk made me feel half human and so began 15 years of alcoholism. I managed to quit 6 years ago, and since then i have rebuilt my life to a certain extent but at 47 life is still difficult (no money, no career, no partner etc...)
I cannot be 100% sure but i am almost certain my life would have been completely different had i not had this experience with LSD.
The problem with the whole "hallucinogens can trigger psychosis in people with underlying mental issues" is that yes, certain peoples neurology is set up so they are just one trigger away from psychosis, but its perfectly possible such people could go through life without encountering that trigger, dormant issues remain dormant, and they live happy normal (whatever that means) lives.
The variables are huge (dosage/frequency/environment/genetic disposition to mental illness) but essentially saying there is no link between hallucinogens and mental illness is bullshit, and everyone knows it.
I had a bad trip at the age of 19 that caused a psychotic breakdown. I could go into a lot of detail but all i will say is that from the age of 19 to 25, when i should have been building the foundations of a stable and happy life, i sat staring out of the window chain smoking cigarettes, i was pretty much a vegetable. Mid 20s i discovered that getting blind drunk made me feel half human and so began 15 years of alcoholism. I managed to quit 6 years ago, and since then i have rebuilt my life to a certain extent but at 47 life is still difficult (no money, no career, no partner etc...)
I cannot be 100% sure but i am almost certain my life would have been completely different had i not had this experience with LSD.
The problem with the whole "hallucinogens can trigger psychosis in people with underlying mental issues" is that yes, certain peoples neurology is set up so they are just one trigger away from psychosis, but its perfectly possible such people could go through life without encountering that trigger, dormant issues remain dormant, and they live happy normal (whatever that means) lives.
The variables are huge (dosage/frequency/environment/genetic disposition to mental illness) but essentially saying there is no link between hallucinogens and mental illness is bullshit, and everyone knows it.
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Rum Nugginz
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really? wow
Rum Nugginz
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where the rocks at?
addiction is a mental illness <-----------------
Buddernugs
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Idk about you but I had a phycotic episode following a 7 day shroom binge
LinguaPeel
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In the old days that's how we sifted out the weak. Slavery wasn't based on race, if you couldn't handle your drugs then shackles went on.
I might have imagined this while in the mental hospital after a 7 day shroom binge.
raratt
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How a vomit-inducing psychedelic drug went from spiritual practice to Westernized ‘wellness’ treatment
Ayahuasca was used as a healing practice in indigenous South American cultures long before it gained popularity in the wellness industry.
www.insider.com
macsnax
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You're probably not around to read this but, there's actually a lot of mental illness along with other issues bring treated with psychedelics these days.
macsnax
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I call bs. Explain how you are mushrooms and tripped for week..... After the first day your serotonin is depleted, you need at least a week to rebuild it before tripping again.
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Buddernugs
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Got an oz of boomers and ate 3.5g every day for a week the first 4 days I tripped the next 3 days I kinda got high but not really then by the 7th day I was in a fuck up state of mind which led to the rage episode haven’t done them since as I’m scared to go threw that again
Buddernugs
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I have anxiety and ptsd which most likely was the underlying resone for the episode