Single dose of psychedelic drug eased cancer patients' anxiety, depression for years
 

possible cure for TDS??? :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

https://www.nbcnews.com/health/menta...years-n1123451

Nearly five years after a group of cancer patients were given a single dose of a psychedelic drug to ease depression and anxiety, new research finds that many of them are still feeling the positive effects.

The patients were among a group of participants who had been given a dose of synthetic psilocybin — the psychedelic compound found in so-called magic mushrooms — in a 2016 study that looked at whether the drug could help with symptoms of cancer-related depression and anxiety. The drug was given in a controlled setting and the patients were monitored the entire time.

As to its effects on anxiety and depression, the psilocybin appeared to work: Eighty percent of the patients reported that their symptoms faded, and the effects lasted six months, the 2016 study found. At the time, this long-lasting effect was a landmark finding.

The new study, published Tuesday in the Journal of Psychopharmacology, followed up with 15 of those patients nearly 5 years later, and found that up to 80 percent were still experiencing significant improvements in cancer-related depression and anxiety. Nearly all of the participants attributed their positive life changes to the psychedelic-assisted therapy.

One of those patients was Dinah Bazer, who was in her mid-60s when she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. She beat the disease, but in two years that followed, her anxiety skyrocketed.

“I thought that when the chemo ended, I would celebrate but instead, I went into a tailspin. Even though my prognosis was really excellent, I was worried about a relapse,” Bazer said.

After taking the dose of psilocybin though, Bazer said she went through a period of six months feeling no anxiety at all.

Now that five years have passed, Bazer said some of her social anxiety has returned, and that she’s frequently anxious about politics. But one significant change has stuck.

“What is permanent is that I don’t have anxiety about cancer. Not only about my cancer returning, but how I viewed my reoccurrence when it did happen,” said Bazer, who was diagnosed last March with a type of rare gastrological cancer.

Its something iv been following for a few years though mostly in the treatment of depression. I know they have also had positive results with whatever the main component of ecstasy is.

80% that is truly amazing. I hope this study is duplicated.

All you need to Kill Cancer is a Good Dog Dewormer:
https://www.mycancerstory.rocks/

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Boomers OK! :thumbsup

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It has been told there to be a practice to suggest LSD-25 for patients on cancer stage-four to face the things as they are.

The humanity should research Psychedelics more closely imho.
To have a ride on this bicycle at least once in a lifetime is an outstanding experience.

I saw the Canadian TV stations report and then this guys website. Ever since then, I have been sharing the link and telling those who know someone who has cancer, and has nothing to lose, to try this. :2 cents::2 cents::2 cents:

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Yeah a Wise Old Farmer told me Way back in the day,
NEVER listen to a Doctor.
Listen to your VET

Since then, I've never done anything else when it comes to (prescription) Medicine
Why not? It's what the Farmers around here do.

So I Get ALL my Charms at the Farm and Fleet Store. No Prescription Needed.
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Can you get horse morphine? Asking for a friend.

I've watched a documentary on how they are the only working treatment for some people with sevire migraines

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No doubt but I wouldn't take it just to get fucked up. Maybe if I broke a Bone
Has your friend no shame?
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I took a psychedelic drug in August 2002. I then decided that I liked poo and felt the need to join GFY and tell you all about it.

Before that I was a straight A honour student, about to go to Harvard on a full scholarship.

I chose GFY instead - Thanks psychedelic drug :)

https://maps.org/research/mdma

The research this program is doing has had amazing results!:thumbsup

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what a great drug :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh