jon019 Posted September 1, 2023 Posted September 1, 2023 Psilocybin Reduces Symptoms, Disability in Major Depression (medscape.com) 4 Quote
LalluAmmata Posted April 26, 2024 Posted April 26, 2024 Mental health research continues to explore alternative treatments, and it's encouraging to see promising results in this area. Quote
Patreon Posted April 26, 2024 Posted April 26, 2024 I read about the study on psilocybin and its potential to reduce symptoms and disability in major depression. It's fascinating how researchers are exploring alternative treatments for mental health conditions. While the findings are promising, it's essential to approach such treatments with caution and under the guidance of healthcare professionals. Mental health is complex, and what works for one person may not work for another. It's crucial for individuals struggling with depression to seek support from qualified professionals, whether it's through therapy, medication, or other evidence-based treatments. And if anyone is feeling overwhelmed or needs someone to talk to, there are mental health hotlines available where they can receive support and guidance. Quote
philiph Posted September 25 Posted September 25 Hi, What experiences have people had with magic mushrooms (which is a class A drug - very illegal here in the UK). Dosage, reactions ,how long did it take to change the severity and pattern of the pain ? Is there any indication that it might work for some and not others. I have had 20 different prescribed drugs over 24 years, the last 15 off work. I have had oxygen, ONS and DBS surgery and it is still debilitating for several hours a day. It has been observed with MRI that my trigeminal nerve is half the diameter than it should be at the base of the brain. Anyone have anything similar ? Thank you for reading this, most are asleep at this stage. Cheers Philip Quote
Bejeeber Posted September 26 Posted September 26 Hi @philiph, Magic mushrooms Busting dosage: typically in the .5g to 1.5g (dry) range. Reactions: Tripping, during the bust, then often relief from CH following, but also brace for possible 'slapbacks' (increased CH activity for a day or two). How long it takes varies, with 3 busting doses spaced 5 days apart an often successful protocol (for episodics anyway). It works for an impressively high percentage of us, but not 100% of us. DBS anecdote: One chronic member here had the DBS with no success, then eventually tried the mushrooms and got some very significant, sustained relief. The Blue 'NEW USERS - PLEASE READ HERE FIRST' banner at the top of the page links to more busting info. 1 Quote
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