35 Burst results for "LSD"

Biden WH Wants to Expel Reporters Who Don't 'Act Professionally'

Mark Levin

01:59 min | 2 weeks ago

Biden WH Wants to Expel Reporters Who Don't 'Act Professionally'

"Now the Biden White House according to Fox wants to revise rules for who can attend press briefings and news conferences What do you think about that judge Who do you think it aimed at You think it's saved at the sycophantic press Think it seemed that the New York slimes of the Washington compost with a crap news network or MS LSD kirstjen Now White House informed reporters in a notice Friday that credentials known as hard passes Will be revoked under the new rules of a journalism doesn't act in a professional manner With written warnings for violations followed by suspensions and bans for repeat offenders How come that doesn't violate the First Amendment Oh I forgot This is Biden not Trump Today news Africa reporter Simon atiba who's drawn attention by sometime shouting to press secretary Karin John Pierre In the back of the briefing room objects to the policy course it aimed at him named Fox it seemed that anybody who takes her on it she is a complete idiot She is a complete propagandist One of the worst press secretaries in history Washington Post noted that the rules represent the Biden White House's attempt to establish a code of conduct To avoid the legal jeopardy that the Trump administration ran into when it banished CNN reported Jim Acosta in journalists Brian Curran whoever that is from The White House complex in 2018 and 19 It's good to hear that The White House is looking to establish some objective standards governing White House press passes says Ted putros the lawyer who defended the Costa told the post but he called the proposed rules unduly

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El Paso Homeless Shelter Director: 'We're Overwhelmed'

Mark Levin

01:20 min | 2 weeks ago

El Paso Homeless Shelter Director: 'We're Overwhelmed'

"We have John Martin El Paso shelter director El Paso pretty much on the front lines He's the sheltered director On MS LSD yesterday Cut 8 go The reality is that we're overwhelmed We've got several partners within the community All of the emergency shelters are operating at or over capacity And to give you an example of our situation with the opportunity center for the homeless we've got 200 inside the shelter and we've had up to 810 outside the shelter camped in the alley So it truly is a humanitarian crisis And this is before title 42 is lifted on Thursday night at midnight What do you expecting coming Friday Well you're absolutely correct It's all started for us a little over a week and a half ago when we saw the influx come in and then it's exponentially increased And it is prior to the lifting of title 42 All right Well that's going to be it's going to be fun The Joe Biden stands for the families of America America This is why he's a 36% And I don't know who these 36% are probably mental institutions

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A Painful Analysis of Elie Mystal's Book

Mark Levin

01:40 min | Last month

A Painful Analysis of Elie Mystal's Book

"If you watch MSNBC for half a minute they're even worse than CNN and CNN is atrocious MSNBC is a disaster of low IQ Democrats and former Republicans That's what it is That's what it is And they bring on every radical left wing academic racist or bigot they can imagine By the way you know what I did in great pain mister producer I read this guy Ellie misters book It is horrendous He calls the white men on the Supreme Court he calls them White supremacists There is no such thing as reverse racism He goes on and on The guy is unhinged He's a vile nasty hateful as hoping And he is a regular fairly regular slot on MS LSD Typically on the joy Reed program those prize air because she's much the same But to have such number one ignorance about American history and number two hate for the country you live in Raleigh had jackass like you can succeed And to exercise your freedom of speech rights while condemning the people who enshrined it it's just incredible to me

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Prosecutors: 2 moved into ailing man's home, stole millions

AP News Radio

00:54 sec | 4 months ago

Prosecutors: 2 moved into ailing man's home, stole millions

"Prosecutors say two people moved into an ailing man's California home and stole millions. Two people have been accused of stealing nearly $3 million from a wealthy, alien investor by moving into his Malibu beach home and giving him drugs. Anthony Flores of Fresno and of Mexico are each charged with felonies, including conspiracy, identity theft, mail fraud and money laundering. Authorities say that in 2017 the pair befriended the investor who couldn't care for himself because of the mental illness, and within days of meeting the victim, floor is more moved into the victim's beach front Malibu home, rent free and slowly took control of his life by pretending to be his new best Friends and caregivers, prosecutors say they took control of his finances, gave him LSD and after his death tried to steal more than $20 million more. They could face decades in prison if convicted on all counts. I only said to wire

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LSD the solution to Ethereums problems

InsideBitcoins

00:19 sec | 4 months ago

LSD the solution to Ethereums problems

"11 p.m. Sunday January 15th, 2023. LSD, the solution to Ethereum's problems. A fresh story has emerged as the Shanghai upgrade approaches. The Ethereum liquid staking derivatives market has drawn attention, but why today we examine the

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Madonna Has Gone Too Far

AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch

02:17 min | 7 months ago

Madonna Has Gone Too Far

"Now, one formally great recording artist, and even an Italian icon. Who is an aging gracefully is Madonna. We got to talk about Madonna. If you caught wind of what she's been doing lately, yesterday she was twerking in like a bra and big panties. I don't fishnets. What is she doing? On TikTok, no less. A lot of fans are concerned. Disturbing social media posts. She's 64 now. She's running a black lace bra. Her tits never look bigger. What's going on that you get them done too? Black lace bra, black high waisted underwear and fishnet tights as she danced to a song LSD and after she stayed under the camera for the first few seconds, she began to jiggle her waist and at one point adjusted her underwear and she stuck her tongue through her lips and licked her lips and she shot her bubble butt and began twerking. I swear to God she looked like if you asked your mother, hey mom, do you know how to twerk? That's what that's about how non sexy look. And I don't care who you mother looks like. She's still a mom. So fans started posting stuff right away. And I'm glad to say fans are now doing the same thing with Britney's posts on social media to fucking dance clips, for turning and turning sweating and sweating the same makeup, the old hair extensions, and this fucking Sam asghari filming her. I think he's filming it. He knows she's doing it. He hears the music on, but he's too busy downstairs in the weight room. It's just disgusting. But fans, I was the only one giving her shit, and I was telling everybody, you're gonna kill this person. They're all, you look great queen. Yes, queen. I'll bring you we love you, and I'm like, you're gonna kill her. Don't do this to her. She looks like shit. This is nonsense. She's nuts. Now more people are saying that now. I'm glad. She is nuts. So people jumped on Madonna. This is not the Madonna I know. Someone staged an intervention. I feel like everything I've ever known is just one big lie. This is soul crushing. But not a blink if you need help. You're starting to scare me now. Madonna doesn't exist anymore. I haven't a clue who this person is.

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Joe Biden's Thoughts on the Republican Party

Mark Levin

01:55 min | 7 months ago

Joe Biden's Thoughts on the Republican Party

"We've got Joe Biden Joe Biden is reminiscing again But this time with the God by the name of Jonathan capehart It was a left wing cook on MS LSD yesterday Sunday Cut 6 go My question to you though mister president is can our democracy survive when the Republican Party is it only cares about power Wow what a reporter Jonathan capehart you're great You're exactly where you belong on MSL SD That's where all the low lights go And we've got this Republican Party mister president It only cares about power How sick Go ahead I think that if we allow the Republican Party to continue to metastasize into whether minority of the report that report as a whole is look I think right there what did that mean mister I don't even know what that means Neither does he But he got a big word in there without screwing it up Go ahead Mainstream conservative Republicans running Out there is because they are so concerned about not only their physical well-being but also the notion that how can they win when a minority of Republicans are showing up to vote and they're really hard edged Look I don't agree with any thing that lets Cheney believes about the substantive issues But I admire the hell out of her Of course you do Because she is a I have a new word for the Liz Cheney types mister producer You ready The hemorrhoids of the Republican Party She's a

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"lsd" Discussed on Game of Crimes

Game of Crimes

05:16 min | 8 months ago

"lsd" Discussed on Game of Crimes

"But LSD is by far and away the strongest of all the hallucinogens, peyote buttons that you can get a buzz from. But LSD is the strongest. And the thing about LSD is you only need a hundred micrograms. That's what one 10,000th of a gram. To get a buzz off of it. And so you can make huge quantities, which is what Picard was doing at a relatively low cost. And make a fortune. Now, Picard was trying to say that he was doing this to enlighten the world. But you know, this guy, he was making millions off of this. And he was living the high life, you know? A $1000 bottles of wine. The Las Vegas casinos and chase and women. So he's not the spiritual Buddhist monk who was trying to save the world. Billy Renton. That's right. Such a good friend of mine, what was his name again, yes. I'm sorry, Billy. If you hear this, I apologize, buddy. Hey, but so just a couple of quick questions before we close out on this too, but was there anything that triggered, I mean, the chemicals they had to be buying, I mean, you talked about the precursor chemicals like there was enough there to make all these billions of doses, but did that trigger anything any notifications because we know that with certain chemicals to make math or after the Oklahoma City bombing buying ammonia nitrate fuel oil, things like that, things like that started triggering notifications. Was there anything that triggered a notification to DEA or somebody else that all of these chemicals were being bought? Well, see, this is how Picard was so brilliant. He went over to Europe, and he found three formulas for LSD. And I think one was in Hungarian and there were two other languages. And he had him translated. And he found out DEA keeps the spotlight for ergotamine tartrate, ET. But he found a way you could use ergo Christine. To replace ET and produce LSD. And that was the key because ergo Christine wasn't watched as tightly as Eric got him in tartrate. And he was able to purchase ten containers of this ergo Chris. Well, actually, more than that. And that was another thing Todd skinner had taken possession of all that ergo Christine, which gave him the power to control things. And matter of fact, it was like pulling teeth to get all those vials of ergo Christine away from Todd skinner. He kept hiding him different places and wasn't cooperating. And we eventually, we think, hopefully we got them all back. But no honor among thieves there. It's all about that. Oh, exactly. Exactly. And that stuff, that stuff's pretty expensive, isn't it? Oh, yeah, they say a $100,000 for one of those containers. And he had tenant, you know? But he was getting Carl Nichols and roger Hans could give you a much better on the details on this. But he was getting those from organized crime figures as my understanding, I think in Chicago.

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"lsd" Discussed on Game of Crimes

Game of Crimes

03:17 min | 8 months ago

"lsd" Discussed on Game of Crimes

"Showed his dead stepfather's IRS special agent badge, said he was a federal agent. Now, why he did that, I don't know, because he may be he was high on LSD. Because you don't need to do that to cash your chips in, but they asked for ID, he showed his father his stepfather who died was an IRS special agent, and he stole his credentials when he died, and it was impersonating his dead stepfather. And so naturally the casino put two and two together and called and got him busted for impersonating a federal agent. And that was the beginning of why he decided to roll over to cooperate with DEA. But anyway, also, he and Picard, I'm trying to think how to summarize this story because there's so many offshoots from this. But he and Picard, it had a conflict because he was ripping Picard off. They were laundering money in the casinos. And I think he was ripping Picard off and Picard was getting onto him. But see, how it happened that he got in with Picard is this Gordon Todd skinner, he'd always wanted to be a made man in the brotherhood of eternal love, which is the hippie mafia, the entheogen LSD mafia. And he got to know Picard and he knew Picard was a big guy in the brotherhood of eternal love. And he was like a little Italian guy that wanted to be a made man in the mafia. He told Picard that he knew Warren Buffett and Warren Buffett could get him a $400,000 grant to study drugs if he would appoint skinner as the director of security for the brotherhood of eternal love. And that they should move the LSD lab to one of his missile silos in Kansas where they'd have better security and surveillance to suffer. So anyway, Picard made a huge mistake and fell for it. And he even took, they were both such con man.

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"lsd" Discussed on Game of Crimes

Game of Crimes

04:43 min | 8 months ago

"lsd" Discussed on Game of Crimes

"Ran that fentanyl lab and they exchanged notes as chemists. But he never produced fentanyl. I have to give him credit. He thought fentanyl was terrible, but he thought LSD and how the synergies were great. So I guess in a context he wanted to turn the world on with LSD, we'd been better off and be on halo Sims than fentanyl, but I don't think either one of them is very good for you. Hey, was that was that fentanyl bus? I think that was outside which I was out a little town called Goddard Kansas, exactly, exactly. Yeah, I know which one you're talking about. Yeah, that was like, nobody really understood back then the importance of that arrest. I don't think. Because that was like, it's not like we talk about now, fentanyl is such a big issue right now. We're talking about it coming over the border. I don't think anybody understood back then. I'm going to have to, yeah, I'm from Kansas, but not the areas where they did, not from amigo and not from Goddard. So I just got to add that with my resume. You're from Kansas. You own the whole state. You got to go with what they got. So as you start working, I mean, you're obviously you're kind of in the catbird seat. I mean, you can see a lot of this stuff coming across. What's starting to happen in this case now. So from the time the guy walks in, by the way, let's kind of book in this. What was this guy's initial reason, the guy that walked into main justice? Why did he decide to, hey, I want to talk? Well, that's it. Picard, I call him the wizard, because he even looked like a wizard. He had long white hair, and this case was actually named operation white rabbit. But I changed it to operation trip to Oz for the book, because the wizard Oz museum was in lamigo Kansas. And it was kind of like taking a trip. LSD. And it was in this decommissioned nuclear missile silo. And anyway, there was this guy, his name was Gordon Todd skinner. And he was also a trust fund kid. His family were very wealthy, and they were next door here in Tulsa, Oklahoma, his mother, Kaplan magrini, was a socialite in Tulsa. And they owned this big spring, they owned this gardener spring company, which produced industrial springs, had the income of 5 to 10 million a year in some years. And anyway, this Gordon Todd skinner,

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"lsd" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know

Stuff You Should Know

05:45 min | 8 months ago

"lsd" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know

"He should not be blamed for that because he said later on that he did not mean like drop out of society and he said that it was taken that people's people took it to mean get stoned and abandoned all constructive activity. Right. And that that's not at all what he meant that when he was saying turn on. He was saying like, you know, turn on your brain. Yeah, turn on your brain. Turn on your potential. Let's get things going. Tune in to interact harmoniously with the world around you. And then drop out was to become self reliant. Not dependent on the man. It was basically an after school special that he was trying to make. Sure. Basically, the more you know. And it was taken, you know, people take things like water. Like they're looking for the path of least resistance in a lot of ways. So they took it to mean like, oh, it's great. Timothy Larry just gave us all a license to not do anything useful. And really upset all the crew cuts over there. Who are carrying everybody right now? Then there was Ken Kesey, author of many books, notably one flew over the cuckoo's nest. Yeah. Which that alone makes him a great author. Yeah. Or just like a major contributor to popular culture. Agreed. Or culture even. Yeah. Just that. Agreed. He was notable for being a part of the Mary pranksters, which is a documented and the great great Tom wolf book, the electric Kool-Aid acid test. That is favorite books. Required reading really good. And it documents a Mary prankster. It was basically a school bus, psychedelic painted, full of hippies, driving around with gallons and gallons of acid. At the time when the cops had no idea what acid was. Or when it was not yet illegal. Yeah, but he got into acid because of the CIA. He was a volunteer in the late 50s to dose himself. And he was what did she call him here? And acid populace. He was one of those that thought everybody needs to do this and it will be a different world. Right. And then finally, mister osley Stanley, all the deadheads out there just went, oh, yeah. It's about time. They were so mad while they never get mad, but they don't get mad because they get even. They have profound social interaction problems. He was a chemist who was in haight ashbury in San Francisco. Studied at Cal Berkeley and he was like, you know what? I'm taking a lot of bad LSD and so I'm going to start making it myself. He was a self taught chemist. Did you say that? Yeah, wow. And he got really, really good at it. And ausley LSD became the standard for good, clean acid in the 1960s and 70s. Yeah. And they used them at the acid tests, which Ken Kesey used to hold in San Francisco and the Grateful Dead used to play.

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"lsd" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know

Stuff You Should Know

04:23 min | 8 months ago

"lsd" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know

"Art link letters. Somebody who had taken LSD before and their previous LSD use was blamed for it. But from what I could find, not a documented case of someone who was on LSD and went nuts and killed themselves. Right. And even then, I think that's a difficult thing to prove that something caused something. Because then you start digging into that person's closet and find out that they were suicidal anyway. And this was a long time coming. Who knows? It's a tough thing to prove. The upshot of it is that the documented evidence of the positive effects that LSD can have on the human psyche, vastly outnumber the recognized tragic events that have taken place as a result of LSD. Can I read this one part about heavy LSD users? Because I thought this is kind of funny. Heavy LSD users can develop profound social problems completely ruin their sleep cycles and lose interest in eating and personal hygiene. They turn into hippies is what they're saying. Yeah, and she says something I do take issue with that there was no one and rehab for LSD. That's not true. There are people in rehab for LSD. It's not common because she rightly points out that when you do LSD and then you do it again the next day, and then the next day and the next day, you become, you build up a tolerance really fast and you just need more and more LSD. And it doesn't work after a very short time. Right. Well, like I said, things normalize and you don't get the experience you're looking for. So like most other drugs, it's not the kind of drug that you usually see people doing a lot of day in and day out all the time. Right, and what she's also saying is there's no means for becoming psychologically or physically dependent on it, which makes it a non addictive drug.

"lsd" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know

Stuff You Should Know

04:17 min | 8 months ago

"lsd" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know

"And no one has tape of this, but there are people that wrote about it and all evidence points to this is where the acid flashback. Myth myth was born from this one speaker. That's really interesting. Yeah. Who knows? Way to go, dude. So again, we were talking about like, there's a lot of hysteria surrounding LSD. People have died on LSD. What's that issue is, well, a couple fold. One, is there a lethal dose of LSD? Yeah. That's never been proven. Right. Despite the millions of acid trips that people have taken, it's never been conclusively shown that LSD led to the death of a human being. Yeah, I would assume there's a lethal dose of water. Right. So I would assume if you drank 5 gallons of LSD, you might die. But then it's so out of the realm of believability is just like why even talk about it. Right, and there have been cases of people ingesting massive amounts of LSD. So the minimum dose is a quarter microgram, which is like 25 thousandths of a gram, I believe. Is that like what an acid hit is these days? I think it's about a half of a hit. It's a mild hit from what I understand. So if you go split seats with your girlfriend and the fish concert. Then you'd have like, yeah, yeah, that would be that kind of dose, I guess, right? Gotcha. So. That's a very small amount. Like thousandths of a gram. Some people have taken like, no, thousandths of a milligram, I'm sorry. That's the dose. Some people have taken milligrams of this stuff. Wow. Accidentally. There was a group of people in 1975 at a party, and they thought they were snorting cocaine, but it turned out they were snorting, powdered LSD, boy oh boy. And one person was shown to have had 7 have ingested 7 milligrams of LSD. Unbelievable. So that's like 70,000 times the minimum dose, something like that? Yeah, and I think this is actually in the western Journal of Medicine. And they, most of the people just boom, it knocked them out immediately. And they passed out. The people that were awake while everyone went to the hospital. Right. Because it was by all accounts an overdose of LSD, but everyone was fine. So that's what it was. It's like 7000 micrograms and a minimum dose is a quarter of a microgram. Yeah. So yeah, like 12 hours later, they were fine. And 12 years later, they 5 of them are examined for years for long-term issues. And no one had any issues at that party, at least. Right. There's another one, another person who shows up in one study. I'm not sure what the case was around it, but the person survived ingesting 40 milligrams. Which is 40,000 micrograms. Wow. And apparently survived. So the toxic dose, the LD 50 dose, which is where half of the people who took that dose would be expected to die. Right. It's never been established. We don't know what it is, but it's huge. It's massive. So the pharmacological deaths from LSD have probably never happened. What has been documented is behavioral deaths.

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"lsd" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know

Stuff You Should Know

05:08 min | 8 months ago

"lsd" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know

"Forget that your sense of self for that time. Right, and it allows you to do something that LSD is very famous for, which is make you feel connected to the universe, to humanity, to the gazelle population. To everything, just fuel connected and again, it's called ego dissolution, right? Yeah, which is one of the supports the notion that when you take acid with somebody, you have this bond with them, perhaps even a lifelong bond. They also found that the effects, the psychological effects in the individual as well, have lasting impacts as well. So it's not just like you're on the drug, you're under the influence of the drug. What you're thinking and feeling is temporary, it actually creates a pronounced and most commonly positive change in the individual's outlook on life. And sense of well-being, which is pretty amazing. But now we have brain scans of it. The brain scans just in every way seem to support everything everyone is always set up. Not everyone, but the people that weren't making up stories about acid said about acid. The people who never said, oh, I see a pink elephant in the room. That's right. The people who never went up to somebody and waved their hand in front of their face, oh yeah. I saw somebody do that like a couple summers ago at my neighborhood pool. Oh, really? There's this dude behaving strangely, and I was like, I wonder, and then somebody went up and went like that to him. I was like, oh, now I know. Oh, wow. So super promising research. And I think it's awesome that they're looking into this stuff again. Are they doing this in the United States at all yet? Because they didn't they sort of allow it again? Yes. A few years ago. There was a 2014 study with like 12 terminally ill patients with cancer. In the United States. Yeah. But it's still like very small groups of scientists are probably working on them. Yeah, like 12. Oh yeah. And they're using very small study populations. But the results that they're finding, like in this case, that the cancer patients reported, even 12 months on, a more positive outlook on life, despite the fact that their life was coming to an end prematurely in their opinion.

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"lsd" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know

Stuff You Should Know

03:31 min | 8 months ago

"lsd" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know

"And so that's why, I mean like hi waska and ayahuasca. Iah husker at husker. And magic mushrooms, we did a great episode on that. They've been used for millennia around the campfire. For people to quote unquote, unlock these doors in their mind that they don't readily have access to. The doors of perception. That's right. If you are an observer of people on LSD and you're not on an LLC, you might think, man, they're talking a lot about really things that aren't very important, but to the person on the LSD, it's very important. It's the most important thing in the world at that moment. Right. And the person not on LSD and the person on LSD will both mutually scare one another. And usually end up in different rooms at a party. And then there is the time jumps. It just really will mess with your sense of time, according to research, and they will say that you might think you've been doing something for 5 minutes, and it's been an hour, or it might be the reverse. Right. And you might not have any idea how much time is passing. So whether you're having a good trip or a bad trip, the one thing that all trips are going to have in common is that they end within about 12 hours or so. Like the magical thinking goes away, what you would perceive as normal reality starts to step back in. And there may be some sort of emotional or mental hangover, not a hangover like one that alcohol brings on, but more just like a wow kind of thing. Yeah, after a profound emotional mental exercise or being put through the grinder. Sure. You're going to you will have some sort of, you'll be awash in something. Yeah, agreed. But you reality will return. Eventually. That makes sense that you would have an emotional hangover chuck because LSD basically mimics the shape of serotonin and kind of hijacks your serotonin receptors is how it does its thing. So serotonin is in part responsible for mood regulation, emotions, that kind of thing. So it makes sense that you'd be a little wacky the day after you trip on LSD. Interesting. Sometimes you might see, I always say college students have to keep picking on college students. About 98% of acid trips are undertaken by college students.

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"lsd" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know

Stuff You Should Know

05:15 min | 8 months ago

"lsd" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know

"All right. The first thing that you want to do if you want to make LSD is be a really, really good qualified chemist. Yeah, with a really good qualified setup. Yeah, this is not meth. You can't go to Walmart. Making it in a Mountain Dew bottle. And make it in a Mountain Dew bottle on aisle 6. Shake it up real good and you've got math. Yeah. This is the ingredients are tough to get and they're highly regulated. They're not found on drugstore shelves. No. It's very different. No, plus, I mean, you can start with and there's actually other natural sources of LSD precursors, including morning glory seeds in Hawaiian baby Woodrow seeds. Yeah. And there are some LSD recipes that call for extracting this stuff called LSA from these things and starting with that. But it's a coin toss, what kind of quality your ultimate LSD is going to be because you don't know how good the LSA is in these things. Plus, the government in a nod to their prohibition era tactics actually put a toxic coating on these seeds to discourage people from using them to create LSD or even eating them, which some people do. So I guess if you're a legitimate LSD chemist, you are starting with ergot. Like Hoffman did. That's right. Just like in the old days. In the 1930s, what you want to do, you get this fungus, which is the ergot. And you have to culture it to extract the alkaloids from that ergot. Right. You have to have a dark room because just like sheets of acid can be contaminated by sitting it out in the sun in the back of your Jetta. The fungus itself will decompose under bright light. Right. So you got to do some of this early work in a dark room. Right, exactly. And you take the once you have it extracted. You're isolating the alkaloids, right? Or get alkaloid? Yeah. And when you've got the alkaloid you add some solvents and reagents to it, which themselves are dangerous as well. One of them is chloroform, which is no joke chemical. Yeah,

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"lsd" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know

Stuff You Should Know

03:46 min | 8 months ago

"lsd" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know

"Yeah, those were the two schools of thought. In Europe, we'll talk about your childhood and give you a little acid. Right. In America, we're going to open all these doors of perception. And the thought was that you could skip years of psychotherapy with a good acid trip. And a lot of people had this experience very famously Cary Grant was hugely into acid as a result of going to see his psychiatrist in Beverly Hills. And there's a really, really great article from Vanity Fair from a few years back called Carrie in the sky with diamonds that I would strongly recommend going and reading because it's really interesting. And it gives you a really good glimpse of this era where like the Mad Men era, everybody's taking LSD at their psychiatrist's office for 8 hours. Well, there was an LSD episode for mad men. Right, I think it's mentioned in that article. It was one of the best of a great show. Yeah. When roger Sterling takes acid. Yeah. Was it at a psychiatrist? No, it was, it was just like a party. Right. But like a party where they were saying like, do this to expand your mind, it wasn't, you know, slip tumor or anything. Right, gotcha. Yeah. But I had a profound effect on him in the show. And chuck, there's actually this awesome little quote from Cary Grant that makes it in that article about his experience of LSD, one of them, at least he said, when I first started under LSD, I found myself Turing and turning on the couch. And you have to imagine Cary Grant saying this too. Which makes it even better. Oh, I am. I said to the doctor, why am I turning on this sofa? And he said, don't you know why? And I said I didn't have the vagus idea, but I wonder when I was going to stop. When you stop it, he answered. Well, it was like a revelation to me. He felt like he was under the spell of LSD, whatever. He realized he had control over his life. Wow. It's kind of cool. Nice. So it did have a really big effect on people in real life as well. But like you said, very quickly and very short order. Within ten, 12 years of it being marketed for the first time by Sandoz, it starts to become outlawed around the country and around the world. Yeah, by 19 65, not a lot of research was done in the United States. By 1969, there were only 6 projects conducted by 74, the National Institute of mental health said that had no therapeutic value. And then the final experiments in the United States took place in the 1980s. And those studies and most of the newer studies now are concerned with end of life care and terminally ill patients. But the window is starting to open once more to studying LSD and its effects on neurology and psychiatry and that kind of stuff.

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"lsd" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know

Stuff You Should Know

04:29 min | 8 months ago

"lsd" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know

"Have wires hanging everywhere. New electric lamps like experimenting with LSD. That's weird. But it happened. At the Rockefeller institute in New York City, they isolated lysergic acid from ergot. And this is where Hoffman kind of started his work, resulting in 1938. And the 25th derivative that number 25 is in he did 24 previous. He finally landed on LSD 25. And that was kind of it. Yeah, and LSD, we should say stands for lysergic acid diethylamide. And basically, he started with this lysergic acid. And just basically tinkered around with it until he, like you said, arrived at LSD 25. And again, he wasn't looking for the most potent psychedelic known to humankind. No, he's looking for medicine. Exactly. I was looking for, I think, a respiratory stimulator. So something like that. So yeah, give these kids some LSD 25. Right up. And the first time he messed around with it, he sent it off to the pharmacologist to look because he was a chemist at San Jose. Now chemists at Sandoz, they figure out processes to extract stuff to make new compounds. That kind of thing. But that's the sum of their job. Once they come up with a new compound that they're satisfied with, they send it off to the pharmacology department. The pharmacology department says, yeah, actually, this made that frog's leg jump by itself all the way across the room. We think there's some potential here. The pharmacology just got their hands in 1938 on LSD 25, examined it said we don't think there's any pharmacological potential here, throw it away. And Hoffman did, as he was told. 5 years later, he suddenly just thinks about LSD 25 again. And it's like, you know what? I think they missed something. I'm gonna make a new batch. Just on my own. Yeah, later on, he was quoted as saying, I did not choose LSD LSD found and called me.

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"lsd" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know

Stuff You Should Know

04:01 min | 8 months ago

"lsd" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know

"Same time, you can also point to the real chilling effect that the LSD hysteria had on understanding consciousness, potentially treating mental illness, which were just now starting to realize like, yeah, it has a lot of potential for that. Treating alcoholism. There's a lot of people whose lives could have been helped head at the very least science been allowed to continue as inquiry into LSD. But the fear of LSD was so widespread and so profound that even science was clamped down. Yeah, the CIA was like, only we can give people LSD. Right. Not you scientists. Yeah. In controlled settings. Right. There's this one guy. I don't know where the lawsuit is now, but I don't think we covered it on our show about the CIA, but the family of a guy that's supposedly jumped from a window after being dosed. Yeah, but his family suing the CIA saying, no, he was beaten up and shoved out the window. Yeah. Because he had information. I think he was actually dosed though, and he was losing his stuff. I don't know, he was dosed, but their contention, the families. He was thrown out. He was murdered. I saw that too. Yeah, yeah. That's like the Frank Olson project dot org maybe is what the website is and we definitely covered that. The CIA thing. Because he definitely, he was around at the time that happened at that time. Because that was the time when if you went to a party with CIA, maybe we were all just dosing one another for fun. If you went to a San Francisco CIA party, you were hardcore at the time. You're going to be drinking acid. And willingly. All right, so we should, even though we've covered it before, the story is so wonderful. We should go over the creation of LSD by Albert Hoffman. And again, don't you think? Please begin. You did want to skip this, did you? No, I think we should put in like a little accompanying music or something. The way you set it up is some Jefferson Airplane, maybe. A Swiss chemist, his name was Albert Hoffman, like we said a few times. He was working at a lab called Sandoz. They were

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"lsd" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know

Stuff You Should Know

05:10 min | 8 months ago

"lsd" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know

"On LSD. We really took our time with this one and it's the longest regular single episode we've ever recorded. Clocking in at over 75 minutes. Originally it was even longer, with a 30 minute interview with John hodgman, but we chose to remove that from this select because we've only recently broken hodgman of the habit of hanging around the studio, hoping for a chance to be in the show. And we think that including the interview in this rerun, might send some mixed signals to him. If you want to hear that interview, go back and listen to the original episode, published in 2016, where it will remain a part of that forever and ever. One note, we recorded this several years back

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Liberal Pundits React to the Redacted Mar-a-Lago Affidavit

Mark Levin

01:30 min | 9 months ago

Liberal Pundits React to the Redacted Mar-a-Lago Affidavit

"Neil Catalog Former acting U.S. lister general Under Obama of course on MS LSD of course The affidavit shows Trump didn't declassify any documents No it doesn't show that at all Affidavit shows that FBI DoJ think that Donald Trump is a liar Maybe but who cares Jeff pegues if that is his name CBS News correspondent On redacted affidavit the government saying there is evidence of obstruction Hey what do you have like a 15 watt lightbulb up there brother That was in the documents they released two and a half weeks ago or whatever it was Frank fig luzi if that is his name former FBI assistant director also an MS LSD We won't be able to recruit our allies to work for us because Trump was storing their documents What else What else Sure there's more Trump should be charged with treason Corinne Jean Pierre on the constipated news when that work Well The White House didn't know about the search warrant White House knowing awful lot you've been working with the archives To get rid of executive privilege We're not going to get involved on that but if they are cars does that okay Wink wink wink wink

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Steny Hoyer Celebrates Increased Spending on Climate Change

Mark Levin

00:57 sec | 10 months ago

Steny Hoyer Celebrates Increased Spending on Climate Change

"What's the real deal here Cut 16 stumpy Hoyer on MS LSD Cut 16 go Reverend it's the biggest investment in the environment and in climate challenge in the history of the world And it's going to make a real difference as we deal with what we clearly see This city it has been in Congress forever He was lieutenant governor of Maryland before that he ran for governor in their Democrat primary years ago He lost He's been stinking up the halls of Congress ever since He's a truly dumb guy He's a hatchet man But so dumb and such a hatchet they would never make him speaker And stunt me Hoyer to tell you hey look we just spent a boatload on climate change boatload That's what this is about Climate change but it's more than that

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NY Times' Jeremy Peters Is Back for Mark Levin

Mark Levin

01:26 min | 11 months ago

NY Times' Jeremy Peters Is Back for Mark Levin

"And apparently there's a photo of Donald Trump and me at a Medal of Freedom event For former attorney general Edwin meese And under the photo the statement is the radio host Mark Levin with Donald J Trump at a White House ceremony in 2019 mister Levin is scoffed at the notion that mister Trump has tried to overturn the election Now mister Levin has stopped at the notion that mister Trump led an insurrection Our created a crime Right so after the January 6 committee's final summer hearing last week talk on the sets of CNN and MSNBC turned to an intriguing of familiar possibility About what might result from the panel's finding I think he means findings The case for a criminal prosecution of former president Donald J Trump many pundits said was not only justified but seemed more than likely given the evidence of his inaction as rioters sacked the capital That's because as he points out he's a contributor to MS LSD and that's the world they live in There's many pundits who say no But none of them recited of course If that felt like deja vu more productions of mister Trump's looming downfall the response to the hearings from the pro Trump platforms Felt like something new reflecting the lengths to which his praetorian guard isn't that funny how he steals that phrase from me mister

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Where Is the Evidence That Trump Directed an Attack to the Capitol?

Mark Levin

01:52 min | 11 months ago

Where Is the Evidence That Trump Directed an Attack to the Capitol?

"And a question for the New York slimes and Maggie haberman I have a question for the Washington compost and Fred Ryan I have a question for the constipated news network a question for MS LSD a question for all the media All of it Where is the direct evidence of any kind In any form electronic mechanical documents witness testimony of any kind Of any direct evidence Any That Donald Trump directed anyone to attack the capitol or Congress Where is it We're going into our 8th public hearing You would think if this committee had it with its 1000 witnesses and hundreds of thousands of documents and it's one way show We would know about it Even the haters who now work at the view and CNN and MSNBC are right self serving book The grifters Liz Cheney Adam kinger The Democrats Where is it Where is there a statement Is there a text Is there a witness direct order Is there conversation Is there anything that you tell it to Bill Barr He didn't say that Did he tell it the cipollone He didn't say it But he told hirschman he didn't say it Nobody has said it Even Cassidy didn't say it

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Remember, Chuck Schumer Is the Violent One

Mark Levin

00:53 sec | 1 year ago

Remember, Chuck Schumer Is the Violent One

"Now compare that to what Schumer said Cut one go I want to tell you Gorsuch I want to tell you Kavanaugh you have released the whirlwind And you will pay the price You won't know what hit you If you go forward with these awful decisions So who is it That's instigating an insurrection Who is it who is seditious Schumer Just in case the morons at the compost and the slimes the morons the constipated news network and MS LSD And the other moronic media moronic Democrats and morons nationwide didn't catch it

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J. B. Pritzker Doesn't Disclose Dems Never Cared About Women's Rights

Mark Levin

02:01 min | 1 year ago

J. B. Pritzker Doesn't Disclose Dems Never Cared About Women's Rights

"JB pritzker is a very wealthy man He inherited most of his funds He is a disastrous governor Disastrous governor He's a weird looking dude too but that's beside the point And so what happens at the morning schmo on MS LSD is they bring the reprobates because they are a conga line of repertoire hosts over there And they bring in a conga line of reprobate guests And pritzker is one of them JB prints What's this JB JD What the hell is the guy's name I don't know Anyway JB pritzker Man of the people no doubt So it's in the morning schmo And one of the dumbest people in the media and I'm telling you there's a lot of dumb people Mika brzezinski Scarborough Now of course compared to hubby Joey she's Einstein But compared to everybody else she's not She's a Einstein bagel So she's asking her About this leaked draft What are the consequences of this Cut four go What is this open the door too Well you know you're right to ask this question because this is far beyond just an attack on women's rights and women's reproductive rights in particular I'm not going to let this pass ever Women's rights and women's reproductive rights again a reminder A month ago a Supreme Court nominee somebody who's going to be on the Supreme Court would not define what a woman is Throughout the Biden presidency he's been at war with womanhood They have downgraded and degraded the whole idea of a woman

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Andrea Mitchell Blames Biden's Climate Failures on Ukraine War

Mark Levin

01:00 min | 1 year ago

Andrea Mitchell Blames Biden's Climate Failures on Ukraine War

"Now we have MS LSD today Andrea Mitchell Cut ten go And finally the political impact at home first of all you've got inflationary pressure real pressure in the midterm election year You also have environmentalists criticizing the president because of his focus on increasing the supply of fossil fuels through the strategic petroleum reserve through ethanol now the increase of ethanol in the summer gas component All of this is hurting the environmental goals The climate goals of candidate Joe Biden Especially that war in Ukraine I just wish the Ukrainians would stop dying So Joe Biden could go ahead further with destroying our economic system with his quote unquote climate change and environmental goals Now this clearly is the propaganda of Comcast and their affiliates NBC and MSNBC now

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Elie Mystal: You're Not Allowed to Challenge Ketanji Brown Jackson

Mark Levin

01:51 min | 1 year ago

Elie Mystal: You're Not Allowed to Challenge Ketanji Brown Jackson

"LA or Eli mistol and MS LSD today Now first of all our yesterday I asked this question Why do they keep putting this man on TV at MSNBC What do they keep doing that This is Comcast You pay cable fees to Comcast which owns NBC and MSNBC Why do they keep doing that Hat tip right scoop cut one go I don't want to let the Josh hawley thing lie because here's where I need the Democrats to step up because when they try to smear her I need the Democrats to not allow another way You're not allowed to really question katani Brown Jackson They're never going to smear her They're not going to do to her what they do to every single Republican nominee But this guy works for the nation he's a real a hole Ellie style go ahead And defend her just as vociferously as Lindsey Graham defended alleged attempted rapist Brett Kavanaugh This guy is sick and hateful Go ahead Energy from the Democrats especially when they come out to her with this trumped up alleged issues about her sentencing on for sex offenders How is it trumped up Her sentencing for sex offenders has been below the sentencing guidelines in each and every case I believe there's 7 cases In each and why is that She's tried to split hairs here about the difference between those who produce child porn in those who look at it So she makes her own sentencing guidelines

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Adam Schiff Rewrites History of When Trump Built up NATO

Mark Levin

01:56 min | 1 year ago

Adam Schiff Rewrites History of When Trump Built up NATO

"Then we have Adam Schiff lists on MS LSD yesterday These people are as I said sick cut 7 go Talk about how important it is to have the United States the European Union and NATO in lockstep in pushing back against Russia because then when Donald Trump was president that was not assured Hey dummy This is Jonathan capehart Nobody's ever heard of him before He's just another moron On MSL SD It's Donald Trump who built up NATO It's Donald Trump who sanctioned Russia It's Donald Trump who gave tank killing missiles To the Ukrainians you clowns Stop rewriting history but then of course they bring on shiftless Go No it wasn't at all He was you know Donald Trump was busy during his four years denigrating NATO isolating us It's not what happened Did he denigrate NATO Yes in order to build it up You see the Germans weren't paying their fair share And neither were half of the other NATO countries Most of the Eastern Bloc countries the smaller countries that were newly freed as a result of Reagan not clowns like you They were paying up But the big countries weren't France Italy Germany so Trump took him to task And they poured more into their military than they had before But still not enough To meet their requirement of 2% of GDP Go ahead Allies It would have been a very different world if the United States right now wasn't able to rally You shouldn't even have a law license That should have been yanked a long time ago Hey California Ethics committee Supreme Court What do you all sleeping

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Allen West Is Surprised Radical Left Isn't Celebrating Winsome Sears

Mark Levin

01:18 min | 1 year ago

Allen West Is Surprised Radical Left Isn't Celebrating Winsome Sears

"Would you be the first I'm just curious black governor of the state of Texas I think you would be right Yes I would be And I'll tell you why I'm asking I know I know you don't like me going there but I'm going to tell you why I'm asking But getting all this talk about this African American woman who's a radical leftist who Biden's nominating for the Supreme Court and the media or slobbering all over them So her purposes of equality and equity but they like to talk about all the time Are the media slobbering all over you No because I just happen to have the wrong thing Just make it difficult decision Socialists they would be fun and all over me Look at how they're attacking win some Sears the lieutenant governor there in Virginia I mean here's a woman that's a Jamaican immigrant legal immigrant She served in our United States Marine Corps You would think they'd be celebrating her absolutely not In fact some of the more radical African Americans who embraced this critical race theory who were given platforms on the constipated news network in MS LSD they basically said I think the guy's name is Dyson He's a real schmuck I think he said something to the effect that she's basically using a white mouth when she speaks something to that effect I mean it was really grotesque

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Elise Jordan Pins Jon Finer on What Options Are Left, Short of War

Mark Levin

01:51 min | 1 year ago

Elise Jordan Pins Jon Finer on What Options Are Left, Short of War

"To John finer at least Jordan Also of the looks like the MSL they're sending out the backup team The tier two team the deputy principal deputy excuse me national security adviser on MS LSD today So they can lie to the 12 people who view that network Cut 11 go What are the existing measures short of war that are left for the administration to pursue given Russia and Putin's aggressiveness No I don't know who Elise Jordan is Sure she's another reprobate but that's actually a good question Go ahead So thanks Elise for that question Our response from the beginning has had a range of elements including more than $650 million in security assistance that we have provided to the Ukrainians over the last year so they can defend their 650 million They're spending trillions like it's nothing You're going to have 650 million of the course of a year to the Ukrainians to defend themselves I mean does anybody really think this is going to do a damn thing $650 million The teacher unions laugh at this Paltry go ahead It is also included significant movements of U.S. forces are from Western Europe into Eastern Europe and from the united Ukraine Removing forces from Western Europe to Eastern Europe into NATO countries that are on the border we crane He won't answer the question What are you doing what are you doing about Russia And it's aggressiveness with Ukraine Go ahead

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"lsd" Discussed on The Drug Science Podcast

The Drug Science Podcast

05:36 min | 1 year ago

"lsd" Discussed on The Drug Science Podcast

"They should not begin new treatments but they can finish. And then that's what happens. And then at the end of ninety three everything was stopped unfortunately so the health department was supplying the medicine. The md may in the. That was quite easy at that moment. So these therapies. They went to a swiss company. Small lap somewhere near thirty guy they ordered and the st and they could supply so they had hoped only to get the paper from the health authorities to in order to buy that. The potential was quite simple to get at that time he switched you. Think it was. Because switzerland invented lsd. You ahead of the game. That's a difficult question. I'm often asked this and honestly said i don't know in some way i think yes. Yes it's because of that. I mean all Very famous person everywhere. He had a lot of friends in the senate. He was quite normal. In the sense he was a scientist and was inventor of lsd and he talked to everyone. He was an officer in the swiss army so he wasn't quite wary integrated person and i think that helped and then switzerland always has beaten a research country for pharmaceutical research. I think that helped also switzerland. This may be helped. Also there is that the the ways are short and then in the end. I think it was also luck. It was good. Knock that the right person at the right place at the right moment. Dicing helped though. So i have to say i have to say i think in britain is life the eu. I'm trying to persuade the authorities. In britain that we should remodeling are a pharmacological research on the swiss model. Which is is more rational and and unless fearful about innovations don't succeed but certainly you know the the example you've just given me as an example of the very special ability of switzerland to research which no one else's money to do which is listed so i don't allow may even come for you for guidance on that was there anything written up about those original find therapists in iraq comes much researched them honestly set very little because they had these five had no obligations to give any reporting so is part. I think you can say cod. Launched to the caribbean. It's a card launch state. They got in doing treatments in their own responsibility so for them. That was fantastic because they really cook do treatments for us coming after them this a bit. It's a pity that there is not more written about what i have done. In ninety four. I established a questionnaire and i sent its to all these patients hundred. Seventy patients hundred twenty gay for response and from that. We have sunday what people saying what. What is what is was all about. And what was the reason for therapy..

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"lsd" Discussed on Today in Focus

Today in Focus

07:08 min | 1 year ago

"lsd" Discussed on Today in Focus

"Regret decision. Your professor at mount sinai medical school in new york. And you've seen how trauma can affect people feel years how they might flashbacks or try to control what situations they're in to avoid being triggered by upsetting memories. What are some of the treatments of ptsd. At the moment that treatments that have been given the gold. Standard like cognitive behavioral therapies antidepressants. They can work for many people but they don't work for all and even in people that find some benefit in these therapies. Most don't usually say things. Like i have my life back so i think with medicine. You can expect to have some of the obvious symptoms reduced a little so if you are depressed in anxious you might become less so if you're feeling anxious or sad my allow you to sleep a little better. The problem is if you stop taking the medicine. Those symptoms might come back the cognitive behavioral therapies in. I'll be honest. They work well for some kinds of traumas. That are usually a single trauma. Kind of a blip in the screen of an otherwise really stable life. But when we're talking about somebody who might be a more chronic situation like combat or with a lot of early childhood traumatic experiences over very prolonged period of time. It's hard to pick one trauma as her to focus on one event so you need more of a strategy of how to confront what has happened in a way that allows you to move forward and i don't think that the currently approved treatments do that well enough for enough people. Mda is commonly seen is a party. Drug i wanted. You could explain how it works in a person's brain when they take it well when you take ecstasy. There's a flood of neuro chemicals neurotransmitters that are released by your neurons so most notably serotonin and dopamine norb enough friend and your bathed in all these neurotransmitters that are making you feel good as well as a rush of hormones oxytocin and interestingly cortisol if you are taking it recreationally in context of i want to have a good time. Maybe meet somebody. I really like you might find that you enjoy the music or your dancing or that person over there very cute when you take it with the intention of healing though you still get the same neurochemical effect what you do something different with it and that is why this is such a fascinating treatment. If your intention is self exploration and you're there in the presence of therapists who are guiding the process. Then what happens. Is you turn a lot of that. Good feeling guests onto whom yourself and you feel kind of compassionate towards yourself you feel very trusting of the therapists which by the way is a very difficult thing for trump survivors to do sometimes trust people but if those neuro chemicals and hormones are all swirling around in the context of making you feel safe then what happens is if you're in a relaxed environment with the right setting in the right music and not being over stimulated and not having the agenda party you start to kind of go places in your autobiography in your past and the therapists are they're kind of checking in with you and while you're in the best possible neurochemical state. You can start to deal with some very difficult material. What some of the reactions people have to taking. 'em demane these therapeutic trials now a lot of people will say when they take 'em. Dma in the context of therapy. I don't know why they call it. Ecstasy they're not such a good time because you know they're talking about their trauma but they're not having the same reaction that they might have without the ecstasy and because there are three people in the room. There's an awful lot that goes on The patient is alternating between really having a very inwardly focused experience in their head and then kind of stopping to talk about where they were and what they saw and what they did and then a really important part of the therapy is that you talk about it afterwards. For three ninety minute sessions the first one being the day after so that all of the stuff that happens and it happened so fast on some level but it also happens like you feel you had ten years worth of therapy so so in a way time is very efficient but you wanna relive it anyone who explore it anyone be able to talk about what you saw and what you think it meant and you have that opportunity in by the third session. You've really been able to do quite a lot of work in a relatively short period of time. So you've gone through extensive training on how to ease empty may safely in trials. And now you and your team g to start your own building on the evidence that's been gathered by other researchers. What will this involve. We are going to be doing a phase two trial and the trial that we are going to do is. We're going to compare the effectiveness of to. Md may sessions to three. Md may sessions in combat veterans and. I'm very excited. We've spent the last year training team of twenty five to thirty therapists and the question that we get asked most often by people that are being trained is. Do we worry about addiction. Do we worry that people will start using these medicines the way we had to worry about. Opiates and the answer is that when taken therapeutically people get the medicine just a few times. It's a lot more talk compared to being under the influence and there's very little evidence to suggest that psychedelics are addictive. What's really important to understand about. Md ama assisted psychotherapy. This is going to be the most important thing that i have to say in this interview. Is that the md. May without the therapy isn't a therapy. It's the fact that you get to take the md may and then process traumatic events under the care of the therapists that leads to the.

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"lsd" Discussed on Dr Nurse F Show

Dr Nurse F Show

01:31 min | 2 years ago

"lsd" Discussed on Dr Nurse F Show

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"lsd" Discussed on Dr Nurse F Show

Dr Nurse F Show

05:25 min | 2 years ago

"lsd" Discussed on Dr Nurse F Show

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