Psychoactive fungi

The heart, in the sense of the seat of thoughts, emotions, and volition, can be influenced in a multiplicity of ways. People’s lives are constantly being bombarded by a plethora of pressures, people, and priorities that cause people to respond in a godly or ungodly way when in these situations. Not all of these situations are bad. Responses of the heart occur on an almost constant basis to what transpires in people’s lives. Understanding this facet of heart response, it becomes easier to grasp…

Imagine if your family member had a disease that could very easily be treated by something that was illegal in your state, but has no proof of being malignant to the human body. This is the case for many people with chronic health issues such as Crohn’s disease, seizures, and cancer, these are just a couple of examples amongst other conditions. This product is medical cannabis. Medical cannabis is legal in 28 states. This means that it could be used for medical reasons, but not for personal…

Drugged Society Flashback to 1970. Imagine flared pants, silky tops, and afros accompanied with the faint smoke of marijuana. Fast forward to 2015: short skirts, high heels, and frat boys smoking a joint. The popular opinion of drugs today has been that they have progressively gotten worse, when in reality there has not been a considerable change at all. The amount of drug use and abuse has fluctuated between the 1960s and current years, yet stayed consistent as they have always been a part of…

Should marijuana be Legalized? Stoners are not the only people who use pot! Marijuana is actually one of the most useful forms of medical treatment, but it’s illegal in many states. The legalization of medical marijuana should be put in order because many people need it, people who need it often go through risks to get it, and it isn’t just a gateway drug. Marijuana is a very useful medicinal herb as it cures many diseases. One of its primary uses is curing seizure disorders. Because of…

The LPC Code of Ethics The Texas Law and the Practice of Psychology (TL,2014, pp.2-7) book, defines sexual exploitation as a pattern, practice, or scheme of behavior, which may include sexual contact, that can be taken as being for the purposes of sexual stimulation of someone else. This term does not include the reception of information about a client’s sexual past within standard accepted practice while treating a sexual or marital issue. The professional will take accountability for sexual…

Marijuana is the fastest growing choice drug among young people. Marijuana has increased in popularity and has been found to have purposes besides recreational usage. Nevertheless, the usage of marijuana is still considered to be a social issue, and is still a topic largely debated. Marijuana is still considered to be a social problem because of the way young people use it. Other than being used to treat the symptoms of multiple sclerosis, glaucoma, epilepsy, Chrohn’s disease, chronic pain,…

In later years, drug exploitation cinema loosened up. After the collapse of the Production Code, films could depict drug use without consequences. In the 1960s, “drugs became a symbol of pride and subversion” (166). In contrast to the films made in the first half of the twentieth century, “many illegal-drug films produced in the 1960s are startling in their rejection of earlier narratives about ‘demon’ drugs” (Boyd 63). The increased acceptance of recreational drug use lead to it being more…

1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Aims: I am writing a report on drug abuse and to tell you what drugs can do you and your social life and how it effect the people around you. 1.2 What is drug abuse: drug abuse can also be called substance abuse a pattern of using drugs that leads to significant problems. If your addicted you can crave the drug you are using and may not get off the drug if you get help. 2. Types of drug abuse: 2.1 Short term effect of ecstasy: here is some ideas of the short term…

I'm a moderate psychedelic user. I've had a large number of LSD trips at both low and high doses, a few non-breakthrough DMT experiences, one 25C-NBOMe trip, and one 20mg metocin (4-HO-MET) trip before this experience. My friend S wanted to try metocin as her first 'strong' psychedelic. She smoked weed and drank alcohol, but hasn't used any other drugs before. We figured it would be a good idea since metocin doesn't have a very deep headspace and is generally easier to handle than acid, for…

As we all know, there is no concrete definition of crime. We label a crime or a criminal behavior based on its social harm and/or violence. We can also classify it regarding the harm to individuals and self, destruction of property and denial of respect to people and institutions. These actions become criminalized due to state legislation and public order offenses, likewise, they are based on shared social ideas. As heard in Professor Michael Sandel's lecture, there are many reasons some…