• floo@retrolemmy.com
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    3 months ago

    Bullshit.

    I have experienced depression relief from tripping on shrooms, but not for two fucking years afterwards

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        3 months ago

        Not according to the claims in this headline. Hence why I called bullshit.

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          3 months ago

          This article will for sure leave some cancer patients feeling disappointed after tripping. I tried acid when I was 19 - everything I read told me it was going to be a life changing, eye opening, personality upgrading experience. Turns out it wasn’t, and I definitely felt a bit let down. Personally, I don’t think telling cancer patients shrooms will cure their depression is at all wise.

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            3 months ago

            Your experience with psychedelics at the age of 19, while your brain was still developing, has no relevance to adults suffering from life-long ptsd and terminal cancer getting positive side effects from the drugs.

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      3 months ago

      This is not the only study that points to lasting relief from depression. Your experience is valid, but also anecdotal and not necessarily representative at large.

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        3 months ago

        The two-year claim is ridiculous, hence the ridicule. Even the article itself doesn’t really back up the headline. It’s Clickbait bullshit, and that’s why I called it out.

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          3 months ago

          It is “up to two years”, naturally, as mentioned in the article. I do agree two years is a span that is most likely rarely achieved, but I also remember that a single dose can basically cure* people of PTSD, so I do believe some people might be free of depression for 24 months if they processed their trauma / issues in a significant manner.

          Please remember, studies that use psychedelics don’t simply hand psychoactive substances to people and send them away, they do receive assistance (e. g. therapy) to process whatever issue they might have.

          • again, along with therapy
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            3 months ago

            Thank you for confirming, once again, that the headline is bullshit click bait, and the “promises“ in the article sound pretty bullshit too.

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              3 months ago

              Gonna go out on a limb here and say you seem like you deal with pretty severe depression yourself, seeing as how you come off as a miserable prick. You might benefit from a good heroic dose of mushrooms.

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      3 months ago

      Man, every time someone posts science some has to go "Nuh uh! I have data (n=1) that says otherwise!

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        3 months ago

        True but this research itself also only has a 28 sample size, and respond rate is only about half too.