Quack doctors’ strategy of stateside legalization of federally scheduled controlled substances put to the test
With 346 patients well and truly high on mushrooms, to do them no harm or injustice
Michelle Starr
For those living in the shadow of mental health conditions such as PTSD, anxiety, and depression, finding a way forward can sometimes feel impossible – especially when conventional treatments have offered little succor. ¶Psilocybin, a psychoactive chemical found in some mushrooms, spent decades being demonized as an illicit drug. ¶But now, results from the first state-regulated psilocybin program in the US suggest the drug could offer a glimmer of hope beyond the confines of clinical trials.
Obviously doctors are catering to a vicious Democrat party drug-and-sex culture of permitting recreational use of psychoactive date rape drugs. Overeducated college frat boy types are control freaks. Nobody is doing these drugs themselves willingly.
It’s a pill or powder or some potion slipped into a drink at the bar or into an attractive partner’s food on a date to incapacitate her (or him) for sex. Or else the ladies will spike a man’s food and call cops to have him picked up, the cops themselves well aware of this barroom prank arrest strategy and totally complicit in it.
If you think any of these male cops or male doctors would hesitate to put a woman out cold and rape her silly. Some sort of aphrodisiac or male enhancement effect certain mushrooms are said to have, too.
“Clinical trials” to fall off the barstool in a court of law with such and such recreational drugs.