UgraKarma
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I was watching the following lecture, which is closed with a statement I found moderately unnerving;
Kathleen Harrison at the WPF about Salvia
Is there any online documentation of incidents in the western world of this occurring? Is this more based in campfire-speak of the Maztec peoples, or is there much potential for persisting perception disorder?
I located a single Erowid trip report in which a user who seems to have overdosed quite seriously (multiple bong rips of 80x?) due to lack of education, and was subsequently diagnosed with PTSD - but I am not seeing any extracts, case studies, any real data. I have to imagine it's simply a matter of "the research simply hasn't been done," but outside of the 2010 Hopkins Study I'm hard pressed to find any worthwhile data on testing on humans.
I suppose what strikes me as different between the two is the suggestion in the lecture the users have been left with more of a permafry / stuck outside material reality condition. Any anedotal reports of this ever occurring?
Kathleen Harrison at the WPF about Salvia
Kathleen Harrison said:"They prefer the mushrooms for this reason. They can take a patient far, far into the realm of what's wrong and how to make it better. And they'll come back in the morning, two feet on the ground, sane and ready to go, planting corn...
With Salvia they are never sure. There is a certain percentage that just don't come back. They just go out there, and I mean, they just ..."
Is there any online documentation of incidents in the western world of this occurring? Is this more based in campfire-speak of the Maztec peoples, or is there much potential for persisting perception disorder?
I located a single Erowid trip report in which a user who seems to have overdosed quite seriously (multiple bong rips of 80x?) due to lack of education, and was subsequently diagnosed with PTSD - but I am not seeing any extracts, case studies, any real data. I have to imagine it's simply a matter of "the research simply hasn't been done," but outside of the 2010 Hopkins Study I'm hard pressed to find any worthwhile data on testing on humans.
I suppose what strikes me as different between the two is the suggestion in the lecture the users have been left with more of a permafry / stuck outside material reality condition. Any anedotal reports of this ever occurring?