Archive for the ‘LSD’ Category
Wives Report the Effect of LSD Treatment for Alcoholism on Their Husbands
In 1966, three psychiatrists conducted a study that investigated how much the wives of men who had received LSD assisted treatment for alcoholism thought their husbands had changed.
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Study Finds LSD Treatment is Not Effective
In 1970, a study published in the British Journal of Psychiatry found no evidence that LSD treatment was effective, but this may be due to the methodological limitations of the study.
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LSD Assisted Psychotherapy for Various Mental Disorders
In 1958, the Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease published a study that investigated the psychotherapeutic potential of lysergic acid diethylamide, better known as the psychedelic LSD.
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LSD and Psilocybin Reduce the Subjective Effects of Alcohol
According to a study published in Human Psychopharmacology in 2000, LSD and psilocybin interfere with the subjective effects of alcohol consumption. In a majority of cases, those who had ingested LSD along with alcohol reported the effects of alcohol could not be felt. Those who had ingested psilocybin along with alcohol reported a reduction in the effects of alcohol, but not a complete blockage.
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