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| Subject: Maybe Eric should have taken this drug instead of Luvox... Sun Mar 31, 2013 11:03 pm | |
| [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]"Many individuals who took a single dose of psilocybin -- the active ingredient in what the drug culture calls "magic mushrooms" -- showed alterations in personality characteristics, largely for the better, that persisted for more than a year, a prospective scientific study showed. Participants who reported "mystical experiences" during the hallucinogen sessions tended to show increases in the personality dimension known as openness, according to Katherine A. MacLean, PhD, and colleagues at Johns Hopkins University. They found no adverse effects from the drug exposure." |
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| Subject: Re: Maybe Eric should have taken this drug instead of Luvox... Sun Mar 31, 2013 11:08 pm | |
| I've done shrooms before..... I still feel like the same person. I've also done LSD which people say can change a person's personality and make them more open minded, again still feel like the same person.
I think the only time a drug like LSD or psilocybin can change a person is if you let it. _________________ "I'd rather die my way than live yours."- Lauren Oliver
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| Subject: Re: Maybe Eric should have taken this drug instead of Luvox... Mon Apr 01, 2013 12:15 am | |
| - Lifetime wrote:
- I've done shrooms before..... I still feel like the same person. I've also done LSD which people say can change a person's personality and make them more open minded, again still feel like the same person.
I think the only time a drug like LSD or psilocybin can change a person is if you let it. I think the study in question refers to the drugs being done under professional supervision. It would be ill-advisable for somebody suffering from depression to self-medicate. But as for you, there has likely been a change in your brain. The Serotonin receptor 2A (the one targeted by LSD and mushrooms) causes a release of BDNF which is thought to increase neuroplasticity in the neocortex causing some to dub LSD as a "smart drug". There are others too probably that I don't care to elaborate on. But having done both drugs you listed, I can assure anyone that Eric or Dylan probably would have lost their shit -- nobody that young should be dabbling in psychedelics. | |
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| Subject: Re: Maybe Eric should have taken this drug instead of Luvox... Mon Apr 01, 2013 5:27 am | |
| I dont think, Erics main problem was the absence of being open to people, although I cant really point that out. Hallucinogen drugs often create euphoria, so maybe that would help him to see things in another light. But its also possible, that it only would strength up his feelings of omnipotence. In case of Dylan, I think its not that unlikely, that hallucinogen drugs could lead him into a full psychosis. I have done Mushrooms, Hawaiian Baby Woodrose and Salvia Divinorum. The Mushrooms and Hawaiian Baby Woodrose were not really psychedelic or "trippy", I just got very euphoric and relaxed. Salvia Divinorum, on the other hand, had very strong effects to me...on some trips, I heard voices, on other trips, I thought, that I was a time traveler, who have to commit a mission and that Salvia was not a drug, but an substance for time traveling, which was created by my initiator. |
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