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It has possibly more negative health effects when abused (or, possibly maybe, even regularly used). It also seems to have a goldmine of beneficial therapeutic e
by llamataboot 7y ago
It has possibly more negative health effects when abused (or, possibly maybe, even regularly used). It also seems to have a goldmine of beneficial therapeutic effects that we haven't seen before.
And as with nearly all of these things - alcohol, tobacco, and prison are all much worse for you.
- voldacar 7y agoEmphasis on possibly: Olney's lesions have never once been observed in a human being
- llamataboot 7y agoyes, definitely - it probably has something more similar to the safety profile of amphetamines in terms of physical safety, which isn't perfect, but seems to not worry RXing adderall to large swaths of people. Though it also seems there is something going on neurotransmitter wise that seems to have a more marked effect on immediate anhedonia/depression/fatigue in the aftermath and anecdotally for some people that starts looking a little cumulative. (ie; someone that uses a lot of MDMA for a few years finds that the depressive hangovers get worse and worse and eventually get to the point where it takes a few months of non-use to even get totally 'right' again)