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DEA Approves Ecstasy For Anxiety, MDMA Trials Begin In California (pg. 4)
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| enydo |
| I think in general people have very little understanding of what an "anxiety disorder" actually is. |
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| Jon_Snow |
| quote: | Originally posted by enydo
I think in general people have very little understanding of what an "anxiety disorder" actually is. |
I'm afraid you might be right |
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| Lagrangian |
You don't get to tell me what I can cannot say or do. Quote me, argue with me in a rational manner. Back up your claims.
Do you honestly think that I am that careless? Know that I pretty much own this Forum. You all belong to me, and like monkeys, you shall entertain me. Daily.
If you don't like how I feel about things, let me tell you the desert is quite vast, and nobody wants TA to ... Well, I'll let you guys figure it out.
On another note. The OP is in Florida FFS. They have Flacka over there, what a backwards ass State brotha. I blame your Cuban ancestry for ting on Post American soil.
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| Heaviside |
ROFL @Cubans
LAGRANGIAN what are you gonna do...SPOOF SOME COOKIES?! |
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| DJ RANN |
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Not really. MDMA is well documented for making people open up and talk freely about things that they would otherwise struggle to confront. I can definitely see it being useful in therapy, but not for anxiety of all things. |
there's actually several dozen published studies showing it can be used to treat anxiety, as well as everything from Agorphobia to Borderline personality disorders. really if anything, the USA is just far behind the curve as Europe has been trials with it for ages with positive results.
there are well documented cases of over use of MDMA leading to anxiety but then again you get any manner of results from doing too much of anything.
| quote: | Originally posted by Langarian
ou don't get to tell me what I can cannot say or do. Quote me, argue with me in a rational manner. Back up your claims.
Do you honestly think that I am that careless? Know that I pretty much own this Forum. You all belong to me, and like monkeys, you shall entertain me. Daily.
If you don't like how I feel about things, let me tell you the desert is quite vast, and nobody wants TA to ... Well, I'll let you guys figure it out.
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You are absolutely delusional; there are whole multi-page threads with only you posting in them. You're bat crazy. On a scale of one to ten, you are the bluest color of the alphabet. |
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| Looney4Clooney |
i think the mdma is used as a tool to address the issue that is causing the unwanted anxiety. Anxiety is normal. Being anxious all the time isn't. IT is not going to be used to target gaba receptors for your instant relief anxiety cure all.
SSRIs oddly enough were designed for anxiety and generally work best for anxiety so i don't see why it would be hard see how another serotonin acting drug might also do similar things. I think the main use is aiding therapy but I haven't read anything that went into detail. |
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| AlphaStarred |
| quote: | Originally posted by Looney4Clooney
i think the mdma is used as a tool to address the issue that is causing the unwanted anxiety. Anxiety is normal. Being anxious all the time isn't. IT is not going to be used to target gaba receptors for your instant relief anxiety cure all.
SSRIs oddly enough were designed for anxiety and generally work best for anxiety so i don't see why it would be hard see how another serotonin acting drug might also do similar things. I think the main use is aiding therapy but I haven't read anything that went into detail. |
I had severe social anxiety "disorder," where I was anxious all the time. SSRIs didn't do jack, neither did any other meds I was prescribed - which was virtually all of them. The only thing that really took away most of my symptoms and got to the root of the problem was Iboga, and only one session. Now it's just about readjusting, and Iboga certainly gave me the tool to do so, unlike anything else. Before Iboga it was virtually impossible to get out of the anxious "loop" that I was stuck in. |
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| DJ RANN |
It was only a mnatter of time.
Alpha - do you realize that although you believe Iboga may have helped you, you literally tell everyone about it any chance you get, and it comes across as bonkers. It's the same as those nutters who believe acid made them better people and won't shut up about it. Every thread in the last 3 months that just touches on some kind of psychological tip ends up as an Iboga sales pitch from you. Don't mean to put it this bluntly but us 20 or so regulars know you love the Iboga and frankly we don't give a .
I'm happy that you think it's fixed you, but move on. Otherwise you maybe sorted your social anxiety but gave yourself a whole lot of other issues. |
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| Looney4Clooney |
| quote: | Originally posted by AlphaStarred
I had severe social anxiety "disorder," where I was anxious all the time. SSRIs didn't do jack, neither did any other meds I was prescribed - which was virtually all of them. The only thing that really took away most of my symptoms and got to the root of the problem was Iboga, and only one session. Now it's just about readjusting, and Iboga certainly gave me the tool to do so, unlike anything else. Before Iboga it was virtually impossible to get out of the anxious "loop" that I was stuck in. |
they also don't work for me but that is what works best most of the time. Unlike depression which is dubious in terms of actual benefit when psychiatrists themselves use it as a placebo for most people.
I just exercise and meditate and non jews and waste my man syrop or what ever you called it as much as i can in as many s as possible. Vaginas too.
I really don't remember you being on my radar as someone i even noticed till you did eboga. You kinda just popped into existence and your sanity is questionable.
I don't know your situation but anxiety is one of the easier things to treat unless you have a neurological setting that by default makes you more anxious from day 1. I'l take your word that you are no longer anxious but you do seem to have a very light grip on reality. Crazy is generally a one way road. Anxiety isn't. That would suck if you had some dormant schizophrenia awaken by the iboga. |
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