Recent comments in /f/UpliftingNews
Lisa8472 t1_j728qbk wrote
Reply to comment by humptydumpty369 in MDMA, psilocybin approved for psychiatric use in Australia by CouldDoWithaCoffee
There are US medical trials for mdma and psilocybin happening, and ketamine is FDA approved. It’s not just in other countries. But then, marijuana passed medical trials decades ago, and that never changed anything. They don’t care if it’s proven useful.
TruffelTroll666 t1_j72877z wrote
Australia: "wir sagen ja zu MDMA"
Jango214 t1_j7285ty wrote
Serious question, how is MDMA good for you?
Doesn't it give you a downer, or an anxiety or depressive episode later on after use?
And then how can you relax while taking it? Isn't it a party drug where you take it and dance for hours on end? You become active and everything?
And finally, don't you feel more inclined to hug or be with someone, this can be dangerous if you are at a party, no?
HumanSeeing t1_j7275sf wrote
Reply to comment by nagelbitarn in MDMA, psilocybin approved for psychiatric use in Australia by CouldDoWithaCoffee
Yep, god forbid people feel good or enjoy themselves.
TheRealMicrowaveSafe t1_j7262br wrote
Reply to comment by humptydumpty369 in MDMA, psilocybin approved for psychiatric use in Australia by CouldDoWithaCoffee
Because big pharma will have an impossible time maintaining a monopoly on the production of these substances. They're already produced illegally, imagine the set ups that normal chemists and mushroom growers could achieve if they didn't have to worry about the DEA. Competition is bad for business, so they have a vested interest in lobbying to keep it illegal.
Just in general, if you ever wonder why the US does something the way it does, the answer is money.
bretto2004 t1_j725rbz wrote
Reply to comment by CauliflowerNervous12 in Move over frozen nuggets, kids prefer farm-fresh school lunches by davster39
Our schools had a canteen for chips and popcorn and pizza, but we've never had "school lunches".
I always wondered why ppl just didn't pack their own lunch, especially since school lunches were always complained about (in every movie I've watched, anyways)
Various-Program-950 t1_j725ne6 wrote
MDMA-zing news
holler_bitch t1_j725lay wrote
Reply to comment by Throwaway6969456 in MDMA, psilocybin approved for psychiatric use in Australia by CouldDoWithaCoffee
When I took shrooms, the hardest drug I took previously was weed. Treatment for my PTSD has plateaued and I had not recovered to my own satisfaction. I had read some research about how shrooms could be used to treat PTSD, and was desperate since meds and therapy were no longer giving me progress. I started growing them, microsodosing with one macrodose, during COVID furlough. The effects were amazing. They helped me push past some of the roadblocks in my PTSD recovery (the big one being unable to relate and form bonds with others). They really can be used as medicine.
hypnogoad t1_j725k03 wrote
Reply to comment by A-Better-Craft in MDMA, psilocybin approved for psychiatric use in Australia by CouldDoWithaCoffee
Big pharma is just making sure they have a saleable product before they bribe the proper officials to legalize it. Pfizer (among others) is investing quite a bit into research right now.
bretto2004 t1_j725b6u wrote
Reply to comment by Own-Goal in Move over frozen nuggets, kids prefer farm-fresh school lunches by davster39
"There's very little meat in these gym mats"
Houseplant666 t1_j724w60 wrote
Reply to comment by Throwaway6969456 in MDMA, psilocybin approved for psychiatric use in Australia by CouldDoWithaCoffee
> Were you already comfortable with being friends with drug users?
Why wouldn’t someone be? Drug user =/= life ruining addict.
A-Better-Craft t1_j724g4a wrote
Reply to comment by Madstealth in MDMA, psilocybin approved for psychiatric use in Australia by CouldDoWithaCoffee
Yep, between big pharma and private jails/prisons, they want to maintain the status quo.
Zeioth t1_j72487d wrote
Reply to comment by NotTheAndesMountains in MDMA, psilocybin approved for psychiatric use in Australia by CouldDoWithaCoffee
Better not taking the risk. People might have fun.
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Reply to comment by 420caveman in MDMA, psilocybin approved for psychiatric use in Australia by CouldDoWithaCoffee
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mambisamusic t1_j722umn wrote
Reply to comment by humptydumpty369 in MDMA, psilocybin approved for psychiatric use in Australia by CouldDoWithaCoffee
It’s on the way! :)
Madstealth t1_j722twv wrote
Reply to comment by humptydumpty369 in MDMA, psilocybin approved for psychiatric use in Australia by CouldDoWithaCoffee
Our Government is filled with a bunch of old dick heads that only care about filling their own pockets that's why
KamahlYrgybly t1_j722jsc wrote
This is truly uplifting news. This will revolutionize depression and PTSD treatment in the long term. Way to go, Australia!
CauliflowerNervous12 t1_j722ffx wrote
Why not just bring your own food to school?
DeadDove_donotupvote t1_j721v4m wrote
Reply to comment by Divi_Filius_42 in MDMA, psilocybin approved for psychiatric use in Australia by CouldDoWithaCoffee
I can't believe you're into CRT disgusting
Sirusi t1_j721lso wrote
Reply to comment by DeadDove_donotupvote in MDMA, psilocybin approved for psychiatric use in Australia by CouldDoWithaCoffee
There should be a sub for guessing which CBT is being referred to in a comment or out of context.
NotTheAndesMountains t1_j721e2p wrote
Reply to comment by Zeioth in MDMA, psilocybin approved for psychiatric use in Australia by CouldDoWithaCoffee
There is actually a large amount of research trying to take psychoactive / psychedelic molecules to derive analogues without the mind altering side effects. As some have explained to me, it’s that we aren’t 100% sure if it is chemical alterations or the experiences themselves (probably both) that elicit positive therapeutic benefits, and so a theoretical hierarchy of medical treatment depending on issue would go like 1. Consultation, 2. Prescription of non-psychoactive analogue, 3. Professionally guided treatment with psychoactive drug.
Though with cannabis you wouldn’t need the professional guidance with 3 in any situation, and this is more relative to psychedelics. It’s a really interesting time either way tho
Divi_Filius_42 t1_j7210iv wrote
Reply to comment by DeadDove_donotupvote in MDMA, psilocybin approved for psychiatric use in Australia by CouldDoWithaCoffee
Man, I can only watch CBT on CRT for the authentic experience
Weird_Cantaloupe2757 t1_j720w0p wrote
Reply to comment by Zeioth in MDMA, psilocybin approved for psychiatric use in Australia by CouldDoWithaCoffee
TBF, that would be a great thing to have as an option. The real shit should obviously still be legal, but it would be nice if people that are using it for pain management or other therapeutic reasons were able to get the full benefit while also keeping a clear head. Or for me, I only like to get high occasionally, as when I do it too often I get panic attacks. If I were injured and needed something for chronic pain management, I would love to have non-psychoactive weed as an option.
DeadDove_donotupvote t1_j720kxl wrote
Reply to comment by blauwkoekje in MDMA, psilocybin approved for psychiatric use in Australia by CouldDoWithaCoffee
Unfortunately, there are only so many acronyms. As someone who has done CBT and is into CBT it can be a little confusing
ExactPanda t1_j729h6z wrote
Reply to comment by bretto2004 in Move over frozen nuggets, kids prefer farm-fresh school lunches by davster39
In the US, at least, school might be the only time they're getting meals. Many children qualify for free breakfasts and lunch. Food is expensive. Mom or dad might be working multiple jobs to stay afloat and don't have time to cook, or might not know how. They might live in a food desert without access to a real grocery store, and all that's around is a convenience store or gas station.