The Pulse (NPR): The Promise and Future of Psychedelics Research

It is inevitable FDA decision to reject MDMA as a treatment for PTSD.

I think this is more about Lykos Therapeutics threat to big pharma's cash flow.

I expect the same for Psilocybin.

Though I am confidently hesitant that here in the UK there will be more positive.

That massive prescribing list of anti-depressants since the first SSRI Prozac back in the late 80's.

SSRI's, SNRI's, SND's, SMS's, SARI's, NRI's, NDRI's TCA's, etc.

An incredible list which was developed with the sales pitch of "Chemical Imbalance".

We cannot just keep on prescribing medications that were built on the lie of "Chemical Imbalance".

I would like to see some research and proof that, the so called claims that "Chemical Imbalance" is responsible for any modern day mental health problem or that it actually exists.

How about the FDA requires proof of "Chemical Imbalance" before allowing any more SSRI's onto the market.

"What is the future of psychedelic research after the recent FDA decision to reject MDMA as a treatment for PTSD?"