mudcrab

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   by mudcrab 3y ago

   Calling taking a medicine an addiction is strange, sounds like they do not factor in it being a medicine. For example, those with autism or schizophrenia have a faulty 'fatty acid binding protein 5' (fabp5)[1] which moves endocann
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   by mudcrab 4y ago

   Humans can be allergic to anything - re-read your post replacing 'Psychedelics' with 'nuts' - no-one gets this excited over peanut allergies - we've replaced this fear with education, drugs should be the same.
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   by mudcrab 6y ago

   areweconsolidatedyet is clearly missing from the list
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   by mudcrab 7y ago

   Interesting article. Any new emotion or new emotional state creates a new space for new memories, and adolescence provides new emotions. Particular memories are easier to retrieve when in the emotional state they were formed. Maybe this
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   by mudcrab 7y ago

   All of them are either wrong or irrelevant because none of them factor in weed helping.
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   by mudcrab 7y ago

   Disappointed in the comments here. There are NO studies involving psychosis and schizophrenia that factor in weed actually helping (hint: it contains an antipsychotic). Schizophrenia involves a defect in the gene responsible for producing