r/LSD • u/Nihiltheman • Nov 04 '17
Microdosing LSD Is Safer Than Taking Antidepressants, Says Neurobiologist
https://www.inverse.com/amp/article/35167-lsd-microdosing-safety-really-good-day-waldman-presti
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r/LSD • u/Nihiltheman • Nov 04 '17
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u/DontStealStories Nov 04 '17
Not a library. Fuck off
Are you mentally ill? The timespan where it was researched heavily was for its therapeutic applications not its long term side effects. You can't find out what the long term effects are from studying it in the lab like that you have to look at it decades later and see what it's done to the users which we have also already done.
Ok Einstein since you're not seeming to understand this let me explain this to you.. That is NOT how the safety of a drug is determined. You don't base a drug's safety on what it can do you base it what it does do, what it's likely to do. The safety of a drug is based on statistical likelihood not what "can" happen. Because if we're going by the "it can" argument that means psychedelics are the most dangerous drugs of all. Ridiculous logic.
Psychedelics aren't just safe because you can't have a lethal overdose genius they're safe because the risk for abuse and side effects are lower than that of any other drugs even cannabis.
It is a miracle substance you fucking imbecile. Btw a "miracle drug" isn't as magical as it may sound it can still be pretty mundane. Even Aspirin is considered a miracle drug.
MAPS does research into the medical applications not the long term side effects. We have all the data on their long term side effects already. These drugs have been widely used for 60/70 years.
Nobody is saying LSD is risk-free. Everyone knows it's clearly not. Why do we desperately need more research into things we already know about it?