Significados de hallucinogenic drugs en inglés

This article comes from a special issue of The Psychologist devoted to hallucinogenic drugs.

The 1990s saw a renewed interest in the neurobiological effects and therapeutic potential of hallucinogenic drugs.

It comes in sheets of decorated blotter paper, which medical authorities said looked like other hallucinogenic drugs.

Even so, the preliminary findings seemed to warrant further research into the therapeutic benefits of hallucinogenic drugs.

Many perform rituals using hallucinogenic drugs prepared from the bark of the virola tree to see the spirits.

She has spoken in the past about suffering from bulimia, taking hallucinogenic drugs and being abused as a child.

Photo: Unknown Myth 3: I have a family history of psychosis, but I will be fine to take hallucinogenic drugs.

Professor Matthew W. Johnson does not encourage the use of hallucinogenic drugs outside of a safe and prepared clinical setting.

The whole issue is devoted to the use of hallucinogenic drugs in therapy and research, and is freely available online.

Human use of hallucinogenic drugs predates recorded history, Johnson says, and they've been used almost exclusively in a ceremonial or sacramental context.

Vietnam, hallucinogenic drugs and varying states of dislocation have always been central to the work of the post-Hemingway New York writer, Robert Stone.

He had been at a drugs party the previous night and later admitted to gardaí that he had taken hallucinogenic drugs along with alcohol.

Clinton accepts the new generation of Americans that have tested the fires of hallucinogenic drugs and that are now in command of the country.

A toxicology examination detected no amounts of cocaine, marijuana, hallucinogenic drugs or prescription medications, the Los Angeles County Coroner's office said in a report.

But hallucinogenic drugs can also cause unpleasant reactions, including anxiety and paranoia, so Nutt's team wanted to find out if psilocybin can be given safely.

The surrealistic imagery in Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, inspired by Lennon's childhood reading of Lewis Carroll's classics and his adventures with hallucinogenic drugs.