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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 10 ต.ค. 2019
Drug Science exists to campaign for a more rational, evidence-based approach to drug policy and drug use. It is frustrating to say the least that still, in the 21st century, the debate on drugs, both legal and illegal, is coloured by political and moral concerns, and often ignores the evidence. Through this podcast, we hope to further contribute to raising the profile of science and lived experience in public discourse, providing information on the actual harms and potential benefits of various drugs, challenging the myths that surround classification and legislation, and exploring the societal impact of drug policy that does not reflect the truth about drugs.
110. Ancient Wisdom in the Modern World with Satya
In this episode, we meet with Satya, a consciousness activist, who has been entirely dedicated to the expansion and evolution of human consciousness for 15 years. Throughout this time, she has facilitated retreats for over 60 000 people around the world, with profound processes of transformation. Satya is the founder of Working With Satya and of the Awareness Facilitator School, that is currently training facilitators with the method she has developed, uniting modern therapies with science, meditation and ancient wisdom.
She discusses the process of her work through a wide range of transformational processes, with a special focus on combining ancient rituals with contemporary therapeutic techniques. Satya shares how her personal healing journey, following sexual abuse, led her to discover the transformative power of Ayahuasca. Inspired by this experience, she became passionate about sharing this sacred medicine and supporting others on their own paths to healing.
www.workingwithsatya.com/psilocybin-list
She discusses the process of her work through a wide range of transformational processes, with a special focus on combining ancient rituals with contemporary therapeutic techniques. Satya shares how her personal healing journey, following sexual abuse, led her to discover the transformative power of Ayahuasca. Inspired by this experience, she became passionate about sharing this sacred medicine and supporting others on their own paths to healing.
www.workingwithsatya.com/psilocybin-list
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Street Drug Discussions - CBD
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Curious about cannabidiol (CBD)? Join us in this video where we explore: - The nature and uses of CBD - Harms and Benefits - Law and policy - The modern wellness industry - Future directions and policy challenges Speakers: Joe Price, Lancaster University Prof Harry Sumnall, Professor in Substance Use at the Public Health Institute, Liverpool John Moores University Dr Amir England, Institute of ...
109. Prisons and Drugs with Prof Karen Duke and Prof Susanne MacGregor
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In this episode, we meet with Prof Susanne MacGregor and Prof Karen Duke to explore the issues surrounding drug use in prisons. They discuss the ways vulnerable inmates can be targeted by gangs, as well as how various aspects of the prison environment can increase the potential harms of psychoactive substances.
Women in Psychedelic Science: Part 5
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This is the full recording of our 5th Women in Psychedelic Science event, hosted in June. Featuring experts working at the cutting edge of psychedelic science and in related fieldwork. BECOME A DRUG SCIENCE COMMUNITY MEMBER www.donate.drugscience.org.uk
108. Psychedelic Education in the UK with Dr Duncan Still
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In this episode, David Nutt meets with Dr Duncan Stills, a GP with significant interest in integrative medicine. He highlights the importance of adopting a holistic approach when providing support for patients and connecting traditional medicine with modern medicine as opposed to discounting it. Duncan explains how this holistic and integrative approach led to him becoming involved in psychedel...
107. Kava with Dr Apo Aporosa
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In this episode we meet with Dr Apo Aporosa He discusses his unconventional route to his PhD, having not finished school and joined the Army followed by the police only to break into academia at a masters level and continuing studies from there. Apo talks about his PTSD diagnosis and his subsequent journey with Kava, a spiritual drink consumed in Fijian culture. He discusses the affect this had...
106. The Microdot Gang with Kate Hayes
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In this episode, Kate Hayes reflects on her experiences with the LSD Microdot Gang, drawing upon her interactions and experiences with Dr. Christine Bott and Richard Kemp. She addresses Richard and Christine’s aspiration to bring about positive change in the world using LSD which led to their eventual arrest following involvement in an LSD production and distribution network. At the time, howev...
Street Drugs Discussions - Microdosing
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Curious about the effects of psychedelic microdosing? Join us in this webinar for a discussion where we'll explore various aspects from testing the effects of psychedelic microdosing to critically navigating the microdosing evidence. We will discuss the evidence of beneficial effects of microdosing psychedelic drugs and gain valuable insights from the Auckland microdosing trial results and othe...
105. MDMA medicalisation in the US with Dr Julie Holland
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In this episode we meet with Dr Julie Holland. She discussed how MDMA influenced her career and inspired her to investigate its therapeutic potential. Controversially, she has investigated the effect of MDMA in schizophrenia and its potential in preventing paranoia and inhibiting auditory hallucinations during its effects. Dr Holland touches upon debate subjects such as the likelihood of addict...
104. Psychedelics in New Zealand with Dr Suresh Muthukumaraswamy
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In this episode, we meet with Dr. Suresh Muthukumaraswamy, an Associate Professor of Pharmacy in Auckland. Dr. Muthukumaraswamy discusses his early research, exploring the functional connectivity of substances like DMT and Ketamine. He proceeds to share insights into his breakthrough realisation regarding the disparity between the self-reported success of microdosing outside the lab setting and...
103. Neuroimaging with Prof Mitul Mehta
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Professor Mitul Mehta explains how his studies in neuroscience and the role of dopamine in learning and memory led to his own career in neuroimaging. He offers an overview of what neuroimaging entails and how these scans can contribute to the advancement of research. Drawing from his latest research centred around Schizophrenia, Mitul delves into our understanding of drug interactions within th...
102. MDMA and the Octopus with Dr Gül Dölen
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In this episode, Prof Neill and Dr Thurgur meet with Dr Gül Dölen, a neuroscientist known for studying social behaviour and psychedelic drugs. Together, they explore the role of critical periods in trauma and mental health; following the potential of Psychedelics in reopening critical periods which were previously thought to be closed, they debate whether a critical period closing is ever truly...
A World with Medical Cannabis: Setting the Stage
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Speakers: Dr Leon Barron Dr Barron a GP based in London, with interests in mental health and managing complex symptoms that often combine physical, psychological and social components. He is Founder of The Primary Care Cannabis Network which provides an independent, educational platform for GPs. He is also an executive committee member of The Medical Cannabis Clinicians Society. Alkyoni Anthana...
101. LSD, Nazis and the CIA with Norman Ohler
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101. LSD, Nazis and the CIA with Norman Ohler
100. 100 Years of the Maudsley Hospital with Dr James Rucker
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100. 100 Years of the Maudsley Hospital with Dr James Rucker
Street Drugs Discussions - Ketamine (Part 1)
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Street Drugs Discussions - Ketamine (Part 1)
99. Anyone's Child with Anne-Marie Cockburn and Jane Slater
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99. Anyone's Child with Anne-Marie Cockburn and Jane Slater
98. The Merseyside Experiment with John Marks
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98. The Merseyside Experiment with John Marks
New Secondary School Resoures on Nicotine & Vaping
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New Secondary School Resoures on Nicotine & Vaping
96. Ayahuasca: Before and After with Evgeny Lebedev
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96. Ayahuasca: Before and After with Evgeny Lebedev
95. Psilocybin for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder with Sorcha O'Connor
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95. Psilocybin for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder with Sorcha O'Connor
How much do you know about medical cannabis? - UK Patient Conference 2024 Highlights Film
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How much do you know about medical cannabis? - UK Patient Conference 2024 Highlights Film
94. Psilocybin for Sexual Wellbeing and Relationships with Tommaso Barba
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94. Psilocybin for Sexual Wellbeing and Relationships with Tommaso Barba
93. Psilocybin for Anorexia Nervosa with Hannah Douglass
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93. Psilocybin for Anorexia Nervosa with Hannah Douglass
92. Psilocybin for Gambling Addiction with Dr Rayyan Zafar
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92. Psilocybin for Gambling Addiction with Dr Rayyan Zafar
MEDICAL CANNABIS FIVE YEARS ON - UK Patient Conference (November 2023)
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MEDICAL CANNABIS FIVE YEARS ON - UK Patient Conference (November 2023)
YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS AS A PATIENT - UK Patient Conference (November 2023)
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YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS AS A PATIENT - UK Patient Conference (November 2023)
MAKING CANNABIS ACCESSIBLE TO THE MASSES - UK Patient Conference (November 2023)
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MAKING CANNABIS ACCESSIBLE TO THE MASSES - UK Patient Conference (November 2023)
SISTERS INTERRUPTED Q&A - UK Patient Conference (November 2023)
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SISTERS INTERRUPTED Q&A - UK Patient Conference (November 2023)
real lack of knowledge about ketamine here but otherwise good information
I chose to start making my own CBD-infused oil as I realised that I didn't actually know what I was getting when purchasing online or in-store. It says on the label that it's full-spectrum, but full-spectrum of what? Some of what I've purchased seemed to be distinctly psychoactive. Somewhat concerning if you don't wish to feel stoned. Buying organically grown CBD flowers so that I can choose the CBD strength and its terpene content seems to be the best way to get what I want. I'm also very bothered by these super high-strength CBD oils. There's some implication that higher-strength formulations are better. I've met many people taking very high doses in the belief that more is better, and have little idea of the role and benefits of terpenes in cannabis oils. There's a definite education gap and CBD sellers and manufacturers aren't doing much if anything to change this.
I wonder does Dr Searle "bring two hats" to care for patients? Or perhaps a cognitive dissonance. How some one can be a medical cannabis prescriber on one hand, and a substance misuse physiatrist on the other is somewhat hard to grasp. The former trust she worked for is still treating cannabis users and prescribed patients as drug abusers and reuse to engage.
Such powerful and touching stories that I got goosebumps! Thank you, you smart, resourceful, brave, strong, and beautiful women for sharing ❤
Nice talk
Great point.
Can someone give me some hints about receptorial interactions of MDMA and 2CB? I seem to find no information about that in internet. They may be combined but I mean the tolerance, like doing MDMA one day and only 2CB the following day. They belong to the same molecular group so my logic says there must be some receptorial down-regulation, right? My first time trying 2cb was about 15mg, 24h after an 150microgramm LSD trip and that 15mg of 2cb had absolutely no effects. Tried the same pill a year later with naive receptors and it kicked ass so it wasn't the pill quality.... It's a pity that I wasn't aware of this LSD-2cb interaction :/ Has anybody experienced something like this?
"No poem was ever written by a drinker of water..." - Horace
Thank you so much for this episode! As Northern European my knowledge about kava was limited to what I'd seen on The Sims 4 Island Living DLC 😂 So this gave me lots of new information about kava and its cultural and social aspects.
I live in Auckland New Zealand and have experimented with DMT for over ten years. I want to participate in any and all psychedelic research that is open to the public.
Perfect this is the exact combo i will do in 4 days on a rave😁
boring lab to help you live your life in micro doses of a.i like jesus stuff lol
I have been depressed for a long time, but after taking mushrooms few months ago, l feel much happier and highly motivated and my ADHD gone , lost a ton of anxiousness and had a few epiphanies about how I should live my life. I decided to buy an ounce for backup, but haven’t yet felt the need to take any more since then.
I have autism, I was diagnosed with it when I was 15. I tried shrooms and it made me function so much better.
Eek I’m autistic too and might wanna try mushrooms. How do I go about it?
Yeah doc.brentttt is your guide. Man is exceptional with anything psychedelics.
Hello Can he be reached on IG?
Yes doc.Brentttt
Interesting. Wish there were more details... Quite a generic talk for such a specific interesting topic
Ketamine is ruining the "scene"
Price kept up in Scotland and it has reduced consumption but has it increased other drug use ?
There's a really well referenced response to this concern here (below). Without detracting from the urgency of the opioid crisis that Scotland is in the grips of, deaths from overdose started increasing sharply from 2014, whilst Minimum Unit Pricing (MUP) was only introduced in 2018. This is not a major driver for the opioid crisis, which needs a separate, urgent response. www.alcohol-focus-scotland.org.uk/resources/briefing-on-mup-and-drug-use-aug-22-.pdf
Glad to find this
Hi Sir. I'm planning on doing a 3 day water fast and doing a D M T trip on the last day, looking to see how it changes the experience compared too the previous times I've done it without preperation. I would like some tips on how to document the experience.
Please continue this work. It's very important as gambling is so overlooked. Ppl are left trying to crue themselves. GA is not the only way.
me over here taking 2,950ugs of LSD just to do it 🤤
That will send u crazy
@@SHDTechh im not crazy. All it did was help me understand the issues I'm facing in life.
Wow that was so interesting. Thanks a lot !
The Weimar didn’t have LSD. Tripped wasn’t as interesting as I had thought it might be. ‘Tripping on Utopia’ by Ben Breen, was more interesting in my opinion. Ohlers books are worth reading., His interests mirror many of mine own likely because we’re the same age 49/50.
Didn’t know about Tripped before this podcast. I just purchased the audiobook. I’m excited.
a Fascinating subject neuroimaging.
This was an amazing talk. My partner had an ischemic stroke a couple of years before I met her about 8 years ago,she had her issues after the stroke,apashia,some speech issues ,memories lost etc,but after partaking in low level social psychedelic experimentation with myself, MDMA ,Pscilocibin, DMT, i too have had some amazing advances in my mind, different mindset etc...but she has come on leaps and bounds to the point where she has relatively no symptoms,even the aphasia has subsided so much,even the doctors were so surprised at this,whether this has been neurogenesis or something else, something profound has happened,and this happened over the space of a few months,more studies on this type of thing is definitely needed but there's definitely some amazing discoveries/medications to be found,keep up the great work 🙏
Please include before and after
@ PSALMS , I advise ALL to read , @ Psalms , comment , 1st first !!!!!
This was fascinating, thank you!!!
I just started reading ohler's book yesterday mutch new info from others ive read about the history of LSD the counterculture cia mk ultra etc in 67 i was 14 to young but stood on the sudelines watching the hippies at small concert loveins here in LA later l had my own experiences about 6 of my own in late 60's it was verry enlightening but that was enough for me but fascinating subject thanks
Fascinating, love Ohler's work!
Nice work!!! Did we get the results on this?
My friend worked for this woman in the past. She dismissed all of my friend's lived experiences and bullied her so badly at work she developed Anxiety. She was also very condescending and dismissive of the lived experience of Black people more broadly. Wolf in sheeps clothing.
Ach du scheiße 😂 I sink you can hear the reaaal german in her pronouncing
Surrrre 😉
Im doing Aya soon, hoping it can help me out of this hell called depression
Same here. Are you brewing it yourself, or going to a group ceremony?
'Smoking' is not as stated what kills people, it is smoking tobacco, smoking per se isn't dangerous, the drug which is smoked is. There is no evidence that smoking cannabis anywhere in the world previous to the US enforced war on drugs, caused deaths, and nor is there evidence that the common practice of smoking herbs is also as toxic as smoking tobacco. Chewing tobacco, with no combustion involved, causes mouth and throat cancer, snuff [sniffing powdered tobacco] casues nasal & lunmg cancers. IT'S THE NiCOTINE THAT IS A CARCINOGEN, not the method. The reason why so many die from smoking tobacco is that there are many more smoking than by any other means, and of course it is better for them if they switch to vaping; the best method for this would be making vaping products available on the NHS, as part of the existing campaign available from GP surgeries. What clown in government thought disposable vapes with candy flavours was the way to go? For a start, the pollution of millions of these things disposed of in cities every day due for landfill, or more likely in rivers and the sea, at a time when we are supposed to be caring more for the environment is about as dim as the political class gets. It is also guaranteed to lead to millions of kids taking up vaping since it's made more attractive and easy than starting smoking. And like everything politicians get wrong, they are now trying to deal with the very much anticipated [by some] results. This person is clearly one of those who come at this from an opposition to smoking, which many have with no personal experience, and he assumes therefore that smoking is the danger rather than the nicotine. Herbalists have used smoking herbs for thousands of years, and cannabis users the world over have smoked the herb with no epidemics of cancer resulting for just as long. For lung infections it is cleearly the best form of application, direct to the site of infection. To allow legal handing out of a handy easy to use carcinogen stick to kids when there was already a problem of them starting smoking tobacco is nothing short of criminal negligence. I wonder how many politicians have shares in tobacco and vapourisers?
How do I be part of this study? I need it but have always been terrified to self-administer...
So clear and concise ❤
In other words...the government is to blame
YES!!! Dr. Marks is a national medical hero. Seriously, statues should be erected.
The Nuttcase should take a look at places like Seattle.
Perhaps, for a good example for what 100 years of prohibition and criminalization leads to. After all, the Controlled Substances Act is federal legislation; drugs are just as illicit in Seattle as anywhere else in the U.S.!
Michael pollen is insufferable
SSRI's block the benefits of psilocybin and most other psychedelics
One problem I had was not feeling normal pain leading to an infection from a hair splinter in my heal after walking 20 miles a day in my construction job
Great episode! Fascinating research.
Alcohol is poison and highly addictive it’s impossible to drink it responsibly even rats want drink it 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
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It’d be great if there was a video for these
As a drug and alcohol counsellor, this is going to be amazing! Thank you!
To make this useful for teachers, parents, students and others, a short video description and direct links would help a lot!