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- Is Betel Nut A Neglected Global Public Health Emergency?
Materiał o betelu z kanału Animalogic (https://www.youtube.com/@animalogic)
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Betel Nut can turn your teeth black, but people still love it.
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Created by Dylan DubeauExecutive Producer, Director, and Director of Photography: Dylan DubeauHost: Tasha the AmazonEditors: Cat Senior and Hayley TorioResearcher, Producer: Andres SalazarWriter: Lauren GreenwoodCamera Operator: Colin CooperExploring the World of Plants and Fungi
0 min - The hallucinogenic mushroom that makes you see hundreds of tiny people
Wyobraź sobie, że po zjedzeniu dziko rosnącego grzyba nagle zaczynasz dostrzegać wokół siebie… miniaturowe postaci. To jednak nie wina znanych substancji psychodelicznych – przypadek Lanmaoa asiatica całkowicie przeczy chemicznej logice.
Zjawisko to dotyczy konkretnego grzyba sprzedawanego na targowiskach w chińskiej prowincji Junnan, znanego tam pod lokalną nazwą jian shou qing. Jeśli zostanie on zjedzony w formie niedogotowanej, potrafi wywołać u człowieka niezwykle żywe, specyficzne wizje. Szpitale w prowincji Junnan każdego roku przyjmują dziesiątki pacjentów, którzy zmagają się z poważnymi objawami neurologicznymi po jego spożyciu.
Od autorów:
The Lilliputian Mushroom is known for a distinctly unique psychological effect on those who consume it: a sea of tiny people interacting with the environment around them for nearly 24 hours.
Lanmaoa asiatica is being studied by Ph.D. student Colin Domnauer at the Natural History Museum of Utah and The University of Utah. He is trying to better understand the relationship between the three locations where this mushroom has been found around the globe. He's also investigating what chemical compounds are responsible for such a strange psychological effect.
Learn more about what we've learned from the Lilliputian Mushroom and its strange effects: https://bit.ly/4oZT3NM
#Lilliputian #MushroomMadness #Mycology
0 min - We FINALLY Understand the Power of Psychedelics (...mostly)
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In 1943, a Swiss chemist named Albert Hofmann accidentally discovered LSD - and with it, a class of molecules that would spend the next 80 years confusing, inspiring, and ultimately rewriting modern neuroscience.
This is the story of how psychedelics went from accidental discovery, to clinical breakthrough, to banned substance, to the most promising new class of drugs in psychiatry - and how, after decades of being misunderstood, we finally figured out what they're actually doing in the brain.⚠️ A note on safety
This video covers the history and neuroscience of psychedelic medicine, including ongoing clinical research. It is not a recommendation to use these substances. Outside of a regulated clinical setting, psychedelics carry real risks - particularly for people with a personal or family history of psychosis or bipolar disorder. If you're struggling with mental health, please speak to your doctor.#Psychedelics #Neuroscience #Psilocybin #LSD #MentalHealth #Serotonin🧠 Chapters
00:00 - The discovery that changed neuroscience01:24 - A colourful chapter in science04:15 - The first LSD trials05:53 - Treating alcoholism with acid08:12 - MK Ultra and the CIA10:38 - The serotonin connection12:21 - How psychedelics work in the brain16:22 - Inside the Imperial College brain scans18:06 - Turning psychedelics into medicine23:18 - Finally mastering the tripMy Patreon:🚀 http://patreon.com/DrBenMiles
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0 min - Can Magic Mushrooms Unlock Depression? | Rosalind Watts | TEDxOxford
A clinical psychologist from Imperial College describes how Magic Mushrooms (Psilocybin), when used in a therapeutic setting, have been found to be a very effective treatment for depression. In this talk she draws on her experiences as working as a therapist on the groundbreaking Psilocybin for Depression study, and introduces us to some of the patients and their stories of transformation.
Dr Rosalind Watts completed her clinical psychology training at University College London. After six years of practicing psychotherapy in the NHS, she joined a clinical trial at Imperial College, investigating psilocybin (magic mushrooms) as a treatment for depression. Her research explores patients' positive views of this intriguing therapy.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
0 min - The “heroic dose” of psychedelics, according to Johns Hopkins | Dr. Matthew Johnson
How a ‘heroic dose’ of psychedelics can be therapeutic, explained by a Johns Hopkins professor.
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Up next, Psychedelics: The scientific renaissance of mind-altering drugs► https://youtu.be/5T0LmbWROKYPsychedelic research is enjoying a renaissance. Recent studies have shown that psychedelic drugs like LSD and psilocybin seem to be a safe and effective method for treating conditions like depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder.
And unlike common antidepressants, some people report long-lasting improvements in their mental health conditions after taking just one dose of psychedelics.
What makes these substances so unique and powerful? That’s one of the driving questions behind the research of Matthew W. Johnson, who has conducted numerous studies on the nature of addiction, psychedelics, and other psychoactive substances.
Read the video transcript ► https://bigthink.com/series/the-big-think-interview/psychedelics-heroic-dose/
0:00 Effing up the ineffable1:56 Pioneers of psychedelic therapy2:35 Psychedelics go underground3:26 The psychedelic renaissance4:50 Taking a ‘heroic dose’ at Johns Hopkins8:44 The challenges of psychedelic therapy9:46 The mental health revolutionAbout Matthew Johnson:
Matthew W. Johnson, Ph.D., is The Susan Hill Ward Endowed Professor of Psychedelics and Consciousness Research at Johns Hopkins. Working with psychedelics since 2004, he is one of the world’s most widely published experts on psychedelics. He has published research on psychedelics and mystical experience, personality change, tobacco smoking cessation, cancer distress treatment, and depression treatment. In 2021 he received as principal investigator the first grant in 50 years from the US government for a treatment study with a classic psychedelic, specifically psilocybin in treatment of tobacco addiction. He is also known for his expertise in behavioral economics, addiction, sexual risk behavior, and research with a wide variety of drug classes. He’s been Interviewed by Anderson Cooper on 60 Minutes, the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, CNN, NPR, Fox News, Fox Business News, BBC and in Michael Pollan’s book How to Change Your Mind.Read more of our stories on psychedelics:
AI maps psychedelic “trip” experiences to regions of the brain – opening new route to psychiatric treatments► https://bigthink.com/health/ai-maps-psychedelic-trip-in-brain/Psychedelic drugs: how to tell good research from bad► https://bigthink.com/health/psychedelic-drugs-research/Metaphysics and mushrooms: Psychedelics can change how you think about the universe► https://bigthink.com/neuropsych/psychedelics-mushrooms-metaphysics/About Big Think | Smarter Faster™
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Film "Król dopalaczy", który 13 marca wchodzi do kin, to oparta na faktach opowieść o młodym chłopaku, który wykorzystując lukę w prawie, stworzył sieć sklepów z tzw. "legalnymi narkotykami" i z dnia na dzień stał się milionerem. "Sednem tej historii jest to, jak bardzo źle można zainwestować pewne predyspozycje, które się w życiu dostaje. (...) I ten przykład pokazuje, jak z szybkiego sukcesu można spektakularnie upaść" - opowiada w RMF FM Tomasz Włosok. Dodaje, że nie chciał ani wybielać granej przez siebie postaci, ani też zbytnio moralizować. Ta historia ma obronić się sama, to również rola reżysera Pata Howla. "Niestety problem dopalaczy się nie skończył, jakby się mogło wydawać" - dodaje Włosok. "Dopalacze to swoista furtka dla przestępców. Ryzyko jest nadal mniejsze niż w przypadku narkotyków, a zyski bardzo duże" - alamrowali w Faktach eksperci. Dziennikarze RMF FM wielokrotnie informowali na antenie, że nie wszystkich chorych udaje się uratować, bo lekarze nie wiedzą, jaką substancją zatruł się pacjent. Skład dopalaczy jest ciągle zmieniany a nowe, syntetyczne składniki, utrudniają proces leczenia. Kim jest dla Tomasza Włosoka tytułowy Król Dopalaczy? "Kimś kogo absolutnie nie chciałbym naśladować" - odpowiada aktor.
0 min - Narkotyk polskiej biedoty
Materiał o eteromanii z kanału YT Odlewnia Opowieści (https://youtu.be/bDJTC7xvZxo)
🔹 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/odlewnia_opowiesci/🔹 Spotify sptfy.in/3rc8Eteromania na Górnym Śląsku to opowieść o zapomnianym zjawisku społecznym II Rzeczypospolitej.Opowieść o substancji, która nie była używką z wyboru, lecz odpowiedzią na biedę, zmęczenie i realia przemysłowego regionu.Staram się, aby wszystkie informacje na kanale „Odlewnia Opowieści” były dokładne i opierały się na rzetelnych oraz dobrze zbadanych źródłach. Jednakże, jest to jednoosobowy projekt, więc czasem jakiś błąd może się prześlizgnąć przez moje sito.0 min - California’s Former Pot Towns Are Slowly Fading Away
Northern California has some hidden mountain towns that most people haven't seen before. In this episode, we travel to many of California's small towns and discuss what the issues are, as well as undercover some potential places that you should consider moving to and buying real estate in.
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0 min - Jak produkt za 5 dolarów zniszczył Amerykę
Materiał o cracku z kanału YT Odlewnia Opowieści (https://www.youtube.com/c/OdlewniaOpowieści)
🔹 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/odlewnia_opowiesci/🔹 Spotify sptfy.in/3rc8W latach 70. kokaina była szampanem narkotyków – luksusem dla elit z Wall Street, kosztującym fortunę. Kilka lat później można ją było kupić na każdym rogu za 5 dolarów. Jak do tego doszło?Staram się, aby wszystkie informacje na kanale „Odlewnia Opowieści” były dokładne i opierały się na rzetelnych oraz dobrze zbadanych źródłach. Jednakże, jest to jednoosobowy projekt, więc czasem jakiś błąd może się prześlizgnąć przez moje sito.📚 Źródła/cytaty/inspiracje:
⬛ Crack: Rock Cocaine, Street Capitalism, and the Decade of Greed, David Farber0 min