Mélanger c'est un peu aléatoire, et le L reste dur à doser
Babe, les bad trip sous L et autres hallu se traitent avec des benzos à l’hôpital (+ des neuroleptiques)
Antidépresseur, que j'en prenne ou pas je ne sens pas la différence
Pour l'anxiété je force totalement sur les benzos
Le traitement devrait être revu par un psychiatre mais IMPOSSIBLE d'avoir un rendez-vous
Je bois quand je me fais chier (c'est à dire tous les soirs), mais on ne veut pas me prendre en addictologie car pas considéré comme alcoolique.
Pour l'anxiété je force totalement sur les benzos
Le traitement devrait être revu par un psychiatre mais IMPOSSIBLE d'avoir un rendez-vous
Je bois quand je me fais chier (c'est à dire tous les soirs), mais on ne veut pas me prendre en addictologie car pas considéré comme alcoolique.
Oui, c’est chimique, dans le cerveau. Les hallu sont des PUISSANTS agonistes sertoninergiques. Ça augmente la neurotransmission sérotoninergique d’une manière nettement plus importante que les antidépresseurs classiques, ça crée de nouvelles connexions nerveuses au niveau cérébrale et les effets sont durables pendant plusieurs semaines, plusieurs mois voire à vie après une seule prise
Ouais c'est pas déconnant
Vu que t'as l'air de t'y connaître, tu sais si c'est vrai aussi le boost sur la neurogenèse ? Y a des études sur ça aussi, comme quoi la psilocybine permettrait de dénouer des connexions neuronales et d'en créer de nouvelles, de manière très efficace
Mais moi je suis un desco donc j'y comprends pas grand-chose
Vu que t'as l'air de t'y connaître, tu sais si c'est vrai aussi le boost sur la neurogenèse ? Y a des études sur ça aussi, comme quoi la psilocybine permettrait de dénouer des connexions neuronales et d'en créer de nouvelles, de manière très efficace
Mais moi je suis un desco donc j'y comprends pas grand-chose
Babe, les bad trip sous L et autres hallu se traitent avec des benzos à l’hôpital (+ des neuroleptiques)
C'est bon à savoir, il m'en reste plein
あそびたい~つ !
Même quand il trouve son groupe no-alcool, c’est lui qui ramène de l’alcool en masse... il lui faut déjà la volonté d’arrêter ou l’aide d’addictologues si la volonté ne suffit pas
Quel intérêt de sortir si on boit pas ?
Quel intérêt de sortir si on boit pas ?
Tu sors que pour boire, toi?
Tu sors que pour boire, toi?
Et pour baiser aussi, sinon aucun intérêt
Et pour baiser aussi, sinon aucun intérêt
Je ne pense pas que le khey parlait uniquement des sorties en bar et en boîtes le soir
Tu sors que pour boire, toi?
Tu penses qu'on peut gagner des points de QI avec les psychédéliques ?
Tu penses qu'on peut gagner des points de QI avec les psychédéliques ?
Alors ça non par contre. Ça rend gogole durant la prise, tu te sens bon pour l’HP. C’est fait pour l’introspection uniquement, c’est même pas bon pour planer
Ce qui augmente le Q.I, ce sont les psychostimulants mais la pente est glissante et dangereuse avec ce type de produits
Ce qui augmente le Q.I, ce sont les psychostimulants mais la pente est glissante et dangereuse avec ce type de produits
Alors ça non par contre. Ça rend gogole durant la prise, tu te sens bon pour l’HP. C’est fait pour l’introspection uniquement, c’est même pas bon pour planer
Ce qui augmente le Q.I, ce sont les psychostimulants mais la pente est glissante et dangereuse avec ce type de produits
Ce qui augmente le Q.I, ce sont les psychostimulants mais la pente est glissante et dangereuse avec ce type de produits
Non je veux dire sur le long-terme
Vu que ça favorise la création de nouvelles connexions neuronales
Peut-être que tu peux apprendre plus facilement quelque chose par la suite
Vu que ça favorise la création de nouvelles connexions neuronales
Peut-être que tu peux apprendre plus facilement quelque chose par la suite
Non je veux dire sur le long-terme
Vu que ça favorise la création de nouvelles connexions neuronales
Peut-être que tu peux apprendre plus facilement quelque chose par la suite
Vu que ça favorise la création de nouvelles connexions neuronales
Peut-être que tu peux apprendre plus facilement quelque chose par la suite
Je ne sais pas, clé.
Si ça combat la dépression qui elle même génere des problèmes de concentration et de mémoire alors logiquement il y a des chances que la personne récupère une meilleure mémoire, mais rien n’est sûr
Si ça combat la dépression qui elle même génere des problèmes de concentration et de mémoire alors logiquement il y a des chances que la personne récupère une meilleure mémoire, mais rien n’est sûr
Quand je bois je ne prends pas de benzos ou je ne suis pas sous leurs effets.
Tant mieux.
Me concernant j’ai été sous paroxetine pendant 3 ans, aujourd’hui depuis 8 ans je suis sous stresam et un joint parfois à l’occasion.
J’ai bien diminué et passé sous une molécule plus soft.
Dire que je ne connais plus d’état de stress serait mentir, mais d’intensité bien plus modéré.
Un peu de sport, de musique ça calme + 1-2 séances de reflexologie et ça roule.
Ce qui sous entend que le travail est à faire sur soi-même surtout.
Bon courage
Me concernant j’ai été sous paroxetine pendant 3 ans, aujourd’hui depuis 8 ans je suis sous stresam et un joint parfois à l’occasion.
J’ai bien diminué et passé sous une molécule plus soft.
Dire que je ne connais plus d’état de stress serait mentir, mais d’intensité bien plus modéré.
Un peu de sport, de musique ça calme + 1-2 séances de reflexologie et ça roule.
Ce qui sous entend que le travail est à faire sur soi-même surtout.
Bon courage
Je ne sais pas, clé.
Si ça combat la dépression qui elle même génere des problèmes de concentration et de mémoire alors logiquement il y a des chances que la personne récupère une meilleure mémoire, mais rien n’est sûr
Si ça combat la dépression qui elle même génere des problèmes de concentration et de mémoire alors logiquement il y a des chances que la personne récupère une meilleure mémoire, mais rien n’est sûr
J'ai donné 3 études à ChatGPT :
Sure! Here’s the updated conclusion with the links to the studies included:
---
### **Final Conclusion: Psychedelics, Neuroplasticity, and Cognition**
The collective findings from the following studies provide strong evidence that psychedelics—such as LSD, psilocybin, DMT, and DOI—act as **potent enhancers of neural plasticity**, meaning they can reshape the brain’s structure and function. These effects are mediated primarily through **serotonin 5-HT2A receptor activation**, which triggers a cascade of molecular events leading to **synaptogenesis, dendritic growth, and enhanced neural connectivity**, particularly in the **prefrontal cortex (PFC)**—a region crucial for cognition, emotional regulation, and decision-making.
- [Psychedelics and Neuroplasticity: A Systematic Review Unraveling the Biological Underpinnings of Psychedelics](
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34566723/)
- [Psychedelics Promote Structural and Functional Neural Plasticity](
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6082376/)
- [Psychedelics and Neural Plasticity: Therapeutic Implications]( https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9665925/)
#### **1. Psychedelics and Mental Health**
- Psychedelics **reverse synaptic atrophy**, which is linked to depression, anxiety, PTSD, and addiction.
- They **boost Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF)** and the **mTOR pathway**, both essential for long-term synaptic plasticity and brain resilience.
- Unlike conventional antidepressants, which can take weeks to work, psychedelics may induce **rapid and sustained improvements** in mood, often after a single dose.
- Their ability to **rewire maladaptive neural circuits** suggests they could provide long-term relief from mental health disorders rather than merely suppressing symptoms.
#### **2. Psychedelics and Cognitive Function**
While traditional intelligence (IQ) is not directly increased by psychedelics, they can **enhance cognitive flexibility, problem-solving, and creative thinking** both **during the trip and in the long term**:
- **During the Trip**:
- **Cognitive Flexibility & Creativity**: Many users experience **enhanced creativity** and **problem-solving** abilities, with a heightened capacity for thinking outside the box.
- **Pattern Recognition**: Psychedelics can **increase the recognition of patterns** that weren’t previously obvious, leading to intuitive insights and new ways of approaching challenges.
- **Altered Metacognition**: Users may experience increased **self-awareness** and reflective thinking, enabling them to engage more deeply with their mental and emotional processes.
- **Long-Term Benefits**:
- **Neural Rewiring**: Structural changes induced by psychedelics—such as **synaptic growth and enhanced neural connectivity**—can lead to **lasting improvements** in memory, learning, and overall cognitive abilities.
- **Improved Cognitive Patterns**: After the psychedelic experience, users may notice a **greater cognitive flexibility**, allowing them to approach problems more adaptively and with more creativity.
- **Emotional and Cognitive Resilience**: The rewiring of neural circuits may help individuals become less trapped in negative or rigid thought patterns, resulting in a more **resilient mindset** and improved emotional processing.
#### **3. The Future of Psychedelic Research**
- More studies are needed to understand **long-term cognitive effects** and whether repeated psychedelic use leads to **permanent cognitive improvements or diminishing returns**.
- Research into **microdosing** suggests possible benefits for mood and focus, but large-scale studies are still lacking.
- Psychedelics could eventually be used as **therapeutic tools not just for mental illness, but for cognitive enhancement** in healthy individuals.
### **Final Thought**
Psychedelics are **not magic pills for intelligence**, but their ability to **rewire the brain, boost plasticity, and enhance cognitive flexibility** makes them a powerful tool for both mental health treatment and cognitive enhancement. If properly harnessed, they could revolutionize how we approach **neuropsychiatric disorders, learning, and creative problem-solving**. However, responsible use, clinical guidance, and further research are essential to maximize benefits while minimizing risks.
---
Sure! Here’s the updated conclusion with the links to the studies included:
---
### **Final Conclusion: Psychedelics, Neuroplasticity, and Cognition**
The collective findings from the following studies provide strong evidence that psychedelics—such as LSD, psilocybin, DMT, and DOI—act as **potent enhancers of neural plasticity**, meaning they can reshape the brain’s structure and function. These effects are mediated primarily through **serotonin 5-HT2A receptor activation**, which triggers a cascade of molecular events leading to **synaptogenesis, dendritic growth, and enhanced neural connectivity**, particularly in the **prefrontal cortex (PFC)**—a region crucial for cognition, emotional regulation, and decision-making.
- [Psychedelics and Neuroplasticity: A Systematic Review Unraveling the Biological Underpinnings of Psychedelics](
- [Psychedelics Promote Structural and Functional Neural Plasticity](
- [Psychedelics and Neural Plasticity: Therapeutic Implications](
#### **1. Psychedelics and Mental Health**
- Psychedelics **reverse synaptic atrophy**, which is linked to depression, anxiety, PTSD, and addiction.
- They **boost Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF)** and the **mTOR pathway**, both essential for long-term synaptic plasticity and brain resilience.
- Unlike conventional antidepressants, which can take weeks to work, psychedelics may induce **rapid and sustained improvements** in mood, often after a single dose.
- Their ability to **rewire maladaptive neural circuits** suggests they could provide long-term relief from mental health disorders rather than merely suppressing symptoms.
#### **2. Psychedelics and Cognitive Function**
While traditional intelligence (IQ) is not directly increased by psychedelics, they can **enhance cognitive flexibility, problem-solving, and creative thinking** both **during the trip and in the long term**:
- **During the Trip**:
- **Cognitive Flexibility & Creativity**: Many users experience **enhanced creativity** and **problem-solving** abilities, with a heightened capacity for thinking outside the box.
- **Pattern Recognition**: Psychedelics can **increase the recognition of patterns** that weren’t previously obvious, leading to intuitive insights and new ways of approaching challenges.
- **Altered Metacognition**: Users may experience increased **self-awareness** and reflective thinking, enabling them to engage more deeply with their mental and emotional processes.
- **Long-Term Benefits**:
- **Neural Rewiring**: Structural changes induced by psychedelics—such as **synaptic growth and enhanced neural connectivity**—can lead to **lasting improvements** in memory, learning, and overall cognitive abilities.
- **Improved Cognitive Patterns**: After the psychedelic experience, users may notice a **greater cognitive flexibility**, allowing them to approach problems more adaptively and with more creativity.
- **Emotional and Cognitive Resilience**: The rewiring of neural circuits may help individuals become less trapped in negative or rigid thought patterns, resulting in a more **resilient mindset** and improved emotional processing.
#### **3. The Future of Psychedelic Research**
- More studies are needed to understand **long-term cognitive effects** and whether repeated psychedelic use leads to **permanent cognitive improvements or diminishing returns**.
- Research into **microdosing** suggests possible benefits for mood and focus, but large-scale studies are still lacking.
- Psychedelics could eventually be used as **therapeutic tools not just for mental illness, but for cognitive enhancement** in healthy individuals.
### **Final Thought**
Psychedelics are **not magic pills for intelligence**, but their ability to **rewire the brain, boost plasticity, and enhance cognitive flexibility** makes them a powerful tool for both mental health treatment and cognitive enhancement. If properly harnessed, they could revolutionize how we approach **neuropsychiatric disorders, learning, and creative problem-solving**. However, responsible use, clinical guidance, and further research are essential to maximize benefits while minimizing risks.
---
J'ai donné 3 études à ChatGPT :
Sure! Here’s the updated conclusion with the links to the studies included:
---
### **Final Conclusion: Psychedelics, Neuroplasticity, and Cognition**
The collective findings from the following studies provide strong evidence that psychedelics—such as LSD, psilocybin, DMT, and DOI—act as **potent enhancers of neural plasticity**, meaning they can reshape the brain’s structure and function. These effects are mediated primarily through **serotonin 5-HT2A receptor activation**, which triggers a cascade of molecular events leading to **synaptogenesis, dendritic growth, and enhanced neural connectivity**, particularly in the **prefrontal cortex (PFC)**—a region crucial for cognition, emotional regulation, and decision-making.
- [Psychedelics and Neuroplasticity: A Systematic Review Unraveling the Biological Underpinnings of Psychedelics]( https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34566723/)
- [Psychedelics Promote Structural and Functional Neural Plasticity]( https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6082376/)
- [Psychedelics and Neural Plasticity: Therapeutic Implications]( https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9665925/)
#### **1. Psychedelics and Mental Health**
- Psychedelics **reverse synaptic atrophy**, which is linked to depression, anxiety, PTSD, and addiction.
- They **boost Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF)** and the **mTOR pathway**, both essential for long-term synaptic plasticity and brain resilience.
- Unlike conventional antidepressants, which can take weeks to work, psychedelics may induce **rapid and sustained improvements** in mood, often after a single dose.
- Their ability to **rewire maladaptive neural circuits** suggests they could provide long-term relief from mental health disorders rather than merely suppressing symptoms.
#### **2. Psychedelics and Cognitive Function**
While traditional intelligence (IQ) is not directly increased by psychedelics, they can **enhance cognitive flexibility, problem-solving, and creative thinking** both **during the trip and in the long term**:
- **During the Trip**:
- **Cognitive Flexibility & Creativity**: Many users experience **enhanced creativity** and **problem-solving** abilities, with a heightened capacity for thinking outside the box.
- **Pattern Recognition**: Psychedelics can **increase the recognition of patterns** that weren’t previously obvious, leading to intuitive insights and new ways of approaching challenges.
- **Altered Metacognition**: Users may experience increased **self-awareness** and reflective thinking, enabling them to engage more deeply with their mental and emotional processes.
- **Long-Term Benefits**:
- **Neural Rewiring**: Structural changes induced by psychedelics—such as **synaptic growth and enhanced neural connectivity**—can lead to **lasting improvements** in memory, learning, and overall cognitive abilities.
- **Improved Cognitive Patterns**: After the psychedelic experience, users may notice a **greater cognitive flexibility**, allowing them to approach problems more adaptively and with more creativity.
- **Emotional and Cognitive Resilience**: The rewiring of neural circuits may help individuals become less trapped in negative or rigid thought patterns, resulting in a more **resilient mindset** and improved emotional processing.
#### **3. The Future of Psychedelic Research**
- More studies are needed to understand **long-term cognitive effects** and whether repeated psychedelic use leads to **permanent cognitive improvements or diminishing returns**.
- Research into **microdosing** suggests possible benefits for mood and focus, but large-scale studies are still lacking.
- Psychedelics could eventually be used as **therapeutic tools not just for mental illness, but for cognitive enhancement** in healthy individuals.
### **Final Thought**
Psychedelics are **not magic pills for intelligence**, but their ability to **rewire the brain, boost plasticity, and enhance cognitive flexibility** makes them a powerful tool for both mental health treatment and cognitive enhancement. If properly harnessed, they could revolutionize how we approach **neuropsychiatric disorders, learning, and creative problem-solving**. However, responsible use, clinical guidance, and further research are essential to maximize benefits while minimizing risks.
---
Sure! Here’s the updated conclusion with the links to the studies included:
---
### **Final Conclusion: Psychedelics, Neuroplasticity, and Cognition**
The collective findings from the following studies provide strong evidence that psychedelics—such as LSD, psilocybin, DMT, and DOI—act as **potent enhancers of neural plasticity**, meaning they can reshape the brain’s structure and function. These effects are mediated primarily through **serotonin 5-HT2A receptor activation**, which triggers a cascade of molecular events leading to **synaptogenesis, dendritic growth, and enhanced neural connectivity**, particularly in the **prefrontal cortex (PFC)**—a region crucial for cognition, emotional regulation, and decision-making.
- [Psychedelics and Neuroplasticity: A Systematic Review Unraveling the Biological Underpinnings of Psychedelics](
- [Psychedelics Promote Structural and Functional Neural Plasticity](
- [Psychedelics and Neural Plasticity: Therapeutic Implications](
#### **1. Psychedelics and Mental Health**
- Psychedelics **reverse synaptic atrophy**, which is linked to depression, anxiety, PTSD, and addiction.
- They **boost Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF)** and the **mTOR pathway**, both essential for long-term synaptic plasticity and brain resilience.
- Unlike conventional antidepressants, which can take weeks to work, psychedelics may induce **rapid and sustained improvements** in mood, often after a single dose.
- Their ability to **rewire maladaptive neural circuits** suggests they could provide long-term relief from mental health disorders rather than merely suppressing symptoms.
#### **2. Psychedelics and Cognitive Function**
While traditional intelligence (IQ) is not directly increased by psychedelics, they can **enhance cognitive flexibility, problem-solving, and creative thinking** both **during the trip and in the long term**:
- **During the Trip**:
- **Cognitive Flexibility & Creativity**: Many users experience **enhanced creativity** and **problem-solving** abilities, with a heightened capacity for thinking outside the box.
- **Pattern Recognition**: Psychedelics can **increase the recognition of patterns** that weren’t previously obvious, leading to intuitive insights and new ways of approaching challenges.
- **Altered Metacognition**: Users may experience increased **self-awareness** and reflective thinking, enabling them to engage more deeply with their mental and emotional processes.
- **Long-Term Benefits**:
- **Neural Rewiring**: Structural changes induced by psychedelics—such as **synaptic growth and enhanced neural connectivity**—can lead to **lasting improvements** in memory, learning, and overall cognitive abilities.
- **Improved Cognitive Patterns**: After the psychedelic experience, users may notice a **greater cognitive flexibility**, allowing them to approach problems more adaptively and with more creativity.
- **Emotional and Cognitive Resilience**: The rewiring of neural circuits may help individuals become less trapped in negative or rigid thought patterns, resulting in a more **resilient mindset** and improved emotional processing.
#### **3. The Future of Psychedelic Research**
- More studies are needed to understand **long-term cognitive effects** and whether repeated psychedelic use leads to **permanent cognitive improvements or diminishing returns**.
- Research into **microdosing** suggests possible benefits for mood and focus, but large-scale studies are still lacking.
- Psychedelics could eventually be used as **therapeutic tools not just for mental illness, but for cognitive enhancement** in healthy individuals.
### **Final Thought**
Psychedelics are **not magic pills for intelligence**, but their ability to **rewire the brain, boost plasticity, and enhance cognitive flexibility** makes them a powerful tool for both mental health treatment and cognitive enhancement. If properly harnessed, they could revolutionize how we approach **neuropsychiatric disorders, learning, and creative problem-solving**. However, responsible use, clinical guidance, and further research are essential to maximize benefits while minimizing risks.
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Flemme de traduire ça
Je suis EXACTEMENT dans la même situation. La kétamine m'aide occasionnellement, bien plus que les anti dépresseurs légaux, mais c'est pas miraculeux non plus
Comment on fait pour ne pas songer h24 à se foutre en l'air dans ces conditions ?
Comment on fait pour ne pas songer h24 à se foutre en l'air dans ces conditions ?
Mais je m'emmerde à mourir
Branle toi devant du porno
Antidépresseur, que j'en prenne ou pas je ne sens pas la différence
Pour l'anxiété je force totalement sur les benzos
Le traitement devrait être revu par un psychiatre mais IMPOSSIBLE d'avoir un rendez-vous
Je bois quand je me fais chier (c'est à dire tous les soirs), mais on ne veut pas me prendre en addictologie car pas considéré comme alcoolique.
Pour l'anxiété je force totalement sur les benzos
Le traitement devrait être revu par un psychiatre mais IMPOSSIBLE d'avoir un rendez-vous
Je bois quand je me fais chier (c'est à dire tous les soirs), mais on ne veut pas me prendre en addictologie car pas considéré comme alcoolique.
la dépression c'est un truc de meuf ou d'ado attardé
t'es une meuf ou un putain d'ado attardé ?
putain soit un homme bordel ta pas de passions ou quoi ??
t'es une meuf ou un putain d'ado attardé ?
putain soit un homme bordel ta pas de passions ou quoi ??