CarbonTiger
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https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/03/health/mdma-approval.amp.html
..."Over the next eight years, hundreds of therapists and others administered an estimated half a million doses of MDMA. Some reported that, in just a few sessions with the medication, patients achieved an amount of progress that normally took year"..
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"The 90 participants who took part in the Phase 3 trial included combat veterans, first responders and victims of sexual assault, mass shootings, domestic violence or childhood trauma. All had severe PTSD and had been diagnosed, on average, for more than 14 years. Many had a history of alcohol and substance use disorder, and 90 percent had considered suicide. The trial included data collected by 80 therapists at 15 sites in the United States, Canada and Israel."
• I thought this was an interesting read. Lord knows we trauma survivors need the help. I'm just happy that its being studied carefully, trauma affects us all in different ways. We need the science, so we can treat people and eventually cure them. Reducing symptoms is the bare minimum we can accomplish, so they can lead fulfilling lives as adults. Just my two thoughts on it. For the record, i've never taken any psychadelics. I posted this for information for others to read.
..."Over the next eight years, hundreds of therapists and others administered an estimated half a million doses of MDMA. Some reported that, in just a few sessions with the medication, patients achieved an amount of progress that normally took year"..
...
"The 90 participants who took part in the Phase 3 trial included combat veterans, first responders and victims of sexual assault, mass shootings, domestic violence or childhood trauma. All had severe PTSD and had been diagnosed, on average, for more than 14 years. Many had a history of alcohol and substance use disorder, and 90 percent had considered suicide. The trial included data collected by 80 therapists at 15 sites in the United States, Canada and Israel."
• I thought this was an interesting read. Lord knows we trauma survivors need the help. I'm just happy that its being studied carefully, trauma affects us all in different ways. We need the science, so we can treat people and eventually cure them. Reducing symptoms is the bare minimum we can accomplish, so they can lead fulfilling lives as adults. Just my two thoughts on it. For the record, i've never taken any psychadelics. I posted this for information for others to read.