Psychedelics anti inflammatory can help neurodegeneration?

[palamrinder]

Came across this video while looking for info on anti inflammatory effects of psychedelics. Last week I tried for first time a small dose. Though I didn’t get any hallucinations or visuals I did spontaneously laughed a lot and it felt cathartic and to my surprise I felt 30-40% improvement in my PD symptoms for more than 24 hours. Don’t know if the laughter helped produce more dopamine or something else caused the improvement. I also felt my chronic shoulder pain was reduced so started looking for possible connections. The video talks about anti inflammatory effects and the author of the study mentioned they’re starting to look into its effects on Alzheimer’s through one of the companies he cofounded. Sharing the link for video and company website. Was wondering if someone else had similar experiences as me?

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[Ctime]

What did you try a small dose of?

[palamrinder in reply to Ctime]

2.5g of mushrooms

[Ghmac in reply to palamrinder]

what type of mushroom, in what form, and what was your source?

[palamrinder in reply to Ghmac]

I believe it was cubensis. Bought powdered capsules from local shop and added to banana blueberry (with some peanut butter and dates) smoothie. They might have somewhat diluted the potency but helped to prevent nausea.

[Ghmac in reply to palamrinder]

where do you live that you have a local shop that sells mushrooms?

[palamrinder in reply to Ghmac]

California. City of Oakland and San Francisco decriminalized it so there are shops there. They’re calling themselves churches.

[kaypeeoh]

Not the same as LSD but has similar effects on the body; Ketamine. It's a dissociative anesthetic. I gave myself 50mg IV. It has been shown to help refractory depression. It was a wild ride but I don't think I'd do it again.