#psylocybin — Public Fediverse posts
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“The open state of the critical period may be an opportunity for a post-treatment integration period to maintain the learning state,” she adds. “Too often, after having a procedure or treatment, people go back to their chaotic, busy lives that can be overwhelming. Clinicians may want to consider the time period after a psychedelic drug dose as a time to heal and learn, much like we do for open heart surgery.”
"For mice given ketamine, the critical period of social reward learning stayed open in the mice for 48 hours. With psilocybin, the open state lasted two weeks. For mice given MDMA, LSD and ibogaine, the critical period remained open for two, three and four weeks, respectively.
The researchers say the length of time that the critical period stayed open in mice seems to roughly parallel the average length of time that people self-report the acute effects of each psychedelic drug."
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“The open state of the critical period may be an opportunity for a post-treatment integration period to maintain the learning state,” she adds. “Too often, after having a procedure or treatment, people go back to their chaotic, busy lives that can be overwhelming. Clinicians may want to consider the time period after a psychedelic drug dose as a time to heal and learn, much like we do for open heart surgery.”
"For mice given ketamine, the critical period of social reward learning stayed open in the mice for 48 hours. With psilocybin, the open state lasted two weeks. For mice given MDMA, LSD and ibogaine, the critical period remained open for two, three and four weeks, respectively.
The researchers say the length of time that the critical period stayed open in mice seems to roughly parallel the average length of time that people self-report the acute effects of each psychedelic drug."
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Lese gerade "Der Weg nach #Eleusis – Das Geheimnis der Mysterien" und der Altertumsforscher Carl A. P. Ruck postuliert darin mittelbar, dass der Ursprung der mykenischen Kultur (Vorläufer des antiken Griechenlands) eine entheogene/psychedelische Erfahrung gewesen sein muss, nicht nur der Name Mykene verweist bereits auf Pilze. Albert Hofmann führt das pflanzenkundlich weiter bis auf die späteren Mysterienspiele von Eleusis.
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Lese gerade "Der Weg nach #Eleusis – Das Geheimnis der Mysterien" und der Altertumsforscher Carl A. P. Ruck postuliert darin mittelbar, dass der Ursprung der mykenischen Kultur (Vorläufer des antiken Griechenlands) eine entheogene/psychedelische Erfahrung gewesen sein muss, nicht nur der Name Mykene verweist bereits auf Pilze. Albert Hofmann führt das pflanzenkundlich weiter bis auf die späteren Mysterienspiele von Eleusis.
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Clergy in study ‘blown away’ by first #psylocybin experience. “…the vast majority of the 33 clergy who participated in the study—more than 90 percent—said taking psilocybin was one of the most spiritually meaningful and deeply sacred experiences of their lives. Almost half said it was the most profound thing they had ever experienced, period. Many of them also said it made them better religious leaders.” #religion #psychedelic #psychedelics #shrooms #spirituality
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Clergy in study ‘blown away’ by first #psylocybin experience. “…the vast majority of the 33 clergy who participated in the study—more than 90 percent—said taking psilocybin was one of the most spiritually meaningful and deeply sacred experiences of their lives. Almost half said it was the most profound thing they had ever experienced, period. Many of them also said it made them better religious leaders.” #religion #psychedelic #psychedelics #shrooms #spirituality
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Researchers at Northeastern University were left “absolutely stunned” when a preliminary study showed that psilocybin was able to restore brain function in adult rodents that had experienced mild, repetitive head injuries. @ScienceAlert has more:
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Researchers at Northeastern University were left “absolutely stunned” when a preliminary study showed that psilocybin was able to restore brain function in adult rodents that had experienced mild, repetitive head injuries. @ScienceAlert has more:
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@cashir
Ja, kann man machen. Ich empfehle jedoch dringendst, sich vorher über die "Nebenwirkungen" dieser Stoffe zu informieren… Psychedelika wie #LSD oder #Psylocybin "erzeugen" / "verstärken" nicht nur synästhetische Wahrnehmungen sondern greifen in nahezu alle Wahrnehmungen und Gedankenprozesse ein. Sowas wie Ego–Loss oder die erste OOBE (out of body experience) sind schon extrem heftige Erfahrungen, selbst wenn man weiß, dass es sowas gibt. – Unvorbereitet wünsche ich dergleichen … [1/3] -
TMS / Psylocibin against PTSD / C-PTSD?
https://petroskowo.pl/display/810fc51c-3663-c7d6-b925-b5c757569121
