new National Geographic Doc

[ibeing897]

Sorry if it's already been mentioned.. but I thought I'd draw your attention to a new LSD doc on National Geo called Inside LSD, very positive, covers the new LSD tests... I thought it was good, and there aren't many LSD docs, should be on torrents and stuff.

 

[MagikVenom]

Sorry if it's already been mentioned.. but I thought I'd draw your attention to a new LSD doc on National Geo called Inside LSD, very positive, covers the new LSD tests... I thought it was good, and there aren't many LSD docs, should be on torrents and stuff.

Sounds interesting thanks I will be watching it now and its on the good old TUBE as well. Thanks for posting!

National Geographic Explorer - Inside LSD (part 1/5)

EDIT
Good description of the impending doom effect a foolish woman at a party "she and her friends were putting it in each others drinks" it resulted in a BAD Trip.

 

[ibeing897]

first new thing it showed was that different parts of your brain light up when you have a good trip than when you're having a bad trip... I never knew that! and that's promising as it suggests these experiences aren't two sides of the same coin but rather a bad trip is a kind of side effect...

Another thing that kinda bothered me was the bit about concave faces and that people with mental illness or on psychs can differentiate these better... guess what, I have no problem seeing the different most of the time!.. uh oh.

 

[benzyme]

haven't seen it, but i was told afoaf appears in that doc, as he works under Dr. Nichols.
he's J. McCorvy

 

[VisualDistortion]

Use bromo-LSD to relieve cluster head aches? No effects? What's the fun in that!

 

[benzyme]

serotonergics in general can relieve headaches

 

[MagikVenom]

Given the rats 160micros a day long term for a rat:shock: no wonder they exhibited abnormal behavior and refused there sugar water they probably could not make it out in there kaleidoscopic vision. Thats a good psychedelic dose for a human rats are much smaller. Anyone care to calculate the human equivalent of that?

All and all pretty good doc. I have to do some reading on Dr Nichols and his work.

 

[ibeing897]

you know what else was cool.. seeing a brand new high tech acid lab... that guy was so proud of his product.

 

[benzyme]

that lab traditionally deals more with benzodifurans and 2CX/DOX compounds

 

[benzyme]

damn, this is a great doc
*watching*

 

[ibeing897]

yeah man it was really refreshing actually... for the first time in a long time, I'm actually starting to feel legalisation may happen in my lifetime... the attitude is definitely changing.

 

[benzyme]

well, change, even social change, is always constant (unless you live in the sticks)

and luckily, studies on certain psychotropics have been revived within the past 5 years.

 

[jamie]

hey thanks for posting this! really enjoying it!...makes me want to track down some pure LSD in the near future..

 

[۩]

brought me to tears

 

[burnt]

Very good documentary. Its nice to see documentaries focusing on the science and potential medical benefits of these substances.

 

[imPsimon]

Very good documentary=)=)...made my mouth watery with metallic taste=)drool
Nice to see it from a source like NGC also=)

Here's another documentary coming up:

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[soulfood]

Awesome Thanks for posting that.

I'm so envious of all those folk with access to this amazing substance. My experience with LSD is very little, being only 2 and both at music festivals. But I do my serious work with psychedelics at home by myself and LSD is the only substance I care to use, that I haven't used in my ideal setting. Watching that was like a constant reminder of benefits I could experience that are unique to this substance.

Did anyone catch the name of that novelty centre in the brain?

Edit: Good old google spell checker. It's "Locus coeruleus"

 

[ibeing897]

Awesome Thanks for posting that.

I'm so envious of all those folk with access to this amazing substance. My experience with LSD is very little, being only 2 and both at music festivals. But I do my serious work with psychedelics at home by myself and LSD is the only substance I care to use, that I haven't used in my ideal setting. Watching that was like a constant reminder of benefits I could experience that are unique to this substance.

Did anyone catch the name of that novelty centre in the brain?

Edit: Good old google spell checker. It's "Locus coeruleus"

Yeah man, that was awesome! I mean, I already knew it, with acid it's all about new stuff, that really says something about setting, it's not so much a comfortable setting as an interesting one that is important... anything new is likely to trigger mad stuff... I've had this happen loads of times I just didn't realise it... I think it also says something about when trips go south, it's usually because somthing throws you off.

 

[ibeing897]

I want one of those candies

 

['Coatl]

I thought it was a good docu, but slightly biased when it talked about "bad trips" and stuff.

And man that dude was retarded who had those terrible headaches but wouldn't take LSD-25 because "he promised his daughter he would never take an illegal drug".... I'd shoot heroin or smoke crack if I had that kind of pain and it would make it go away! What a tool!