Posted by adamie on June 5, 2002, at 17:53:18
In reply to Re: Liberal thinking ? (very long post)Everyone » JonW, posted by omega man on June 5, 2002, at 17:48:53
extacy a good treatment? uh sure, in the short term. that short period you are on it. then in return you get brain damage and increased depression due to seratonin burnout. extacy is a horrible disgusting drug.
> what i'm trying to say is that prescribed drugs tend to have no fun effects ...which can enhance non-clinincal creative pursuits..although many do..it tends to be the illegal ones which have this quality..but to me the line gets blurred..I'll put omega 3 on top of my list as a mixer for many drugs...in fact I won't do some class A drugs without omega3 to offset the Neural burnout...along with good eating, exercise having a creative life and lots of fresh air and friends who look out for you...perhaps having all the dimensions that constitute a healthy life help support this creative non-abusive dabbling..
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> put it this way I have certain rules regarding certain drug...well for every drug really...
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> Heroin-expect a 2 week recovery before you get back to the energy state you had previously to taking it..and thats for one time use..also that rules applies to MDMA..
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> Prozac-keep the diet bland and put plenty of time aside for sleep.
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> Omega3-only take before sleeping or risk facial paralysis.
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> and so on for about 12 drugs I have each with its own "spell" or use ..
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> with such variety and the drugs being slave to real living purpose..I find thats the key...and when I see the posts here its scary how slaved people are ...so I wonder why don't drug companies come up with developing one time one hit remedies...which I believe MDMA has the potential to be along with an approved psycotherapy programme...
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> I don't believe drug companies try to fool us...I'm a non-conspiracist...but certain structures in drug development occur because they are a product of business interest...
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> A one time one hit cure would never cover the development costs so it make you wonder if anybody is even trying or able to get the grants to research this.
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> I suppose i'm talking about gene switching drugs..which read the profile from your DNA to see what transmitter cocktail you have and just switching in the healthier sequence..and thats it..
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> I would hope this is being researched because the money would still be there in providing the individual service, but we'll probably have to wait for some organization to get innovative and do this before the big companies show any sign of wanting to stop selling us "one size fits all, take em every day bullets"
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