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Psychedelics are famous for breaking addictions, and are apparently not addictive, though there certainly are "chronic" users, they appear to be in the minority
by andai 2y ago
Psychedelics are famous for breaking addictions, and are apparently not addictive, though there certainly are "chronic" users, they appear to be in the minority?
There's also something to be said for microdosing. It's still in the anecdotal phase afaik, but I found it very helpful for depression, anxiety and socializing.
- SpicyLemonZest 2y agoPerhaps I don't know the right terminology. Ketamine, which the source article is mostly focused on, is significantly addictive. The author calls it a psychedelic, although I see other sources use that term more narrowly. LSD and MDMA, sure, are non-addictive, although LSD is active at such small doses that I'd have other concerns about making it widely available.