JHMI - Psychedelic Risks, Side Effects, and Potential Harms
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- Опубликовано: 30 май 2024
- You may have heard about the resurgence of psychedelic research as potential treatments for mental health conditions. Johns Hopkins Center for Psychedelic & Consciousness Research was among the first scientific groups to restart this research. It's too early to say for sure, but it looks like psychedelics may have some therapeutic potential. However, there are cautions to keep in mind. We want to make sure that people are aware of these risks as psychedelics become more visible and widely discussed.
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The problem with the medical framing of psychedelic therapy is that the spiritual insight one would gain from this experience is that pure consciousness itself precedes everything, including any concept or thoughts of science. So, to scientifically study consciousness is a bit of a paradox. That insight provides a kind of psychological and existential freedom that many people need. Granted, that can be safely acquired via meditation as well.
Most common folks, ESPECIALLY the ones rooting for this type of care, are the ones who are NOT a good candidate - you need a stable baseline.
You have a problem if you like drugs
could you explain what you mean about needing a stable baseline? how do you know it is effective if you use it on someone who doesn't need it or are you saying that people who arent as open to it like the people pushing for the movement could have possibly bad experiences?.
@@max3eey sorry I take meds to not die.
@@SonarTheBat you should be
Where's your actual evidence coming from to make such a broad statement like this, though? Why are you so confident? Sure, maybe that aligns with your worldview, but there are a lot of people out there with a vast array of interests in pharmacologic/psychedelic/mental health research, and this take is based on a highly suspect premise.