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I don't think the broader implication is that it's a cure-all, but there's significant research being done that points to it being far more effective than you m
by rocelot 7y ago
I don't think the broader implication is that it's a cure-all, but there's significant research being done that points to it being far more effective than you may be giving it credit for. I'm at work and can't pull up sources but there's a group at John's Hopkins as well as a number of others - Tim Ferriss has a ton of links I believe, if you feel like looking into it. Speaking anecdotally, I have a number of friends who make very compelling arguments as to how remarkably transformative a single session (with the right intention set and setting) can be to your broader outlook with regard to addiction issues and depression. I wouldn't dismiss it outright or trivialize it just yet.
- AllegedAlec 7y ago> I wouldn't dismiss it outright or trivialize it just yet. I wasn't planning to do that. However, I'm not going to be part of any initial test-set either. I will say, however, that I'm sceptical of the long-term prospects of this technique vis-a-vis remission. Furthermore, I'm not a huge fan of solving problems by taking strong psychotropic drugs.