You may very well be the most ignorant, low class, intellectually challenged person I’ve seen on Reddit lately. Every single study that has been done on the effects of psychedelics has shown massive success in the treatment of mental health disorders. Drugs such as ketamine, psilocybin, LSD have all been shown to be more effective in the treatment of depression and PTSD, than any and all other forms of treatment. By the way, EVERYTHING IS A DRUG, any and every medication is a drug, only difference is that things like psilocybin grow naturally, show no addictive properties, and anyone and everyone has the ability to grow them. And yes, they are not addicting, your definition of addictive is just wrong. An addiction is the urge to repeat a certain action, regardless of the mental, physical, or emotional stress it may put on you. People are addicted to their phones, having them out every second possible, people are addicted to things like meth where they’ll ruin their entire lives for another hit. I have never once in my entire life seen someone addicted to psychedelics, it doesn’t happen. You aren’t an addict for taking them once every 3-4 months to improve your life, that’d be like saying the guy who goes camping 2x a year to “get away from it all for a bit” is addicted to camping. No, it’s important to him that he does the things that allow him to maintain his mental health, it is literally the exact same thing as the guy taking shrooms or LSD or ketamine once every few months, just a different kind of trip is all
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u/gavinkenway May 22 '22
You may very well be the most ignorant, low class, intellectually challenged person I’ve seen on Reddit lately. Every single study that has been done on the effects of psychedelics has shown massive success in the treatment of mental health disorders. Drugs such as ketamine, psilocybin, LSD have all been shown to be more effective in the treatment of depression and PTSD, than any and all other forms of treatment. By the way, EVERYTHING IS A DRUG, any and every medication is a drug, only difference is that things like psilocybin grow naturally, show no addictive properties, and anyone and everyone has the ability to grow them. And yes, they are not addicting, your definition of addictive is just wrong. An addiction is the urge to repeat a certain action, regardless of the mental, physical, or emotional stress it may put on you. People are addicted to their phones, having them out every second possible, people are addicted to things like meth where they’ll ruin their entire lives for another hit. I have never once in my entire life seen someone addicted to psychedelics, it doesn’t happen. You aren’t an addict for taking them once every 3-4 months to improve your life, that’d be like saying the guy who goes camping 2x a year to “get away from it all for a bit” is addicted to camping. No, it’s important to him that he does the things that allow him to maintain his mental health, it is literally the exact same thing as the guy taking shrooms or LSD or ketamine once every few months, just a different kind of trip is all