The jacuzzi was what killed him, not the ketamin. Remove the jacuzzi and he would've been fine.
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Ban assault jacuzzis
Drugs that make you pass out and any amount of water you're able to submerge yourself in do not mix.
Ban dihydrogen monoxide! It's the cause of thousands of deaths worldwide! It's probably on you RIGHT NOW
No way, give teachers jacuzzis.
If I get 45k a year, along with a Jacuzzi with free maintenance for a year, I'd probably take that because it's a better deal than a lot of teachers get.
It’s like how having 2 beers in a jacuzzi feels like 2.8
Not sure how prevalent it is in other areas but the avant garde druggies near me who like stuff like ketamine have also been playing around with using GHB on themselves, and yes GHB is that drug.
GHB was a popular club drug before people realized it could also be a date rape drug.
Apparently it actually augments deep sleep. Like, for personal use on yourself, maybe the best sleep you've ever had. Its a damn shame assholes have to ruin shit
GHB is fucking AWESOME.
"Super easy, barely an inconvenience."
Maybe we should reform drug laws, eh?
I have friends taking it through the therapy groups and it's pretty concerning to me. Self control is not high on their list of skills
I have a friend doing it through a clinic for depression. Doesn't seem to have helped from what she says.
I've got the daily low-dose version, and it's changed my life. True to expectation from a dissociative drug, it causes me not to feel so much personal identification with the unwanted thoughts that keep bubbling up in my head. It may not work for everyone, but it works for me.
If it works for you, glad for you.
I have a MDD diagnosis and when I tried MDMA, I felt 'normal' for about a week after the acute effects wore off. I hear they've been trying MDMA in PTSD trials and I hope they do depression too. Difference was night and day, and If that stuff wasn't HORRIBLE for your heart I may have tried self medicating in smaller doses.
Interesting. I also have MDD (or bipolar 2, they're not sure) and had the same outcome after MDMA.
Yet, I am afraid to use it on the regular basis not only because of legal status, but also because of some rumours that MDMA is toxic to neurons.
All I know is if they find some kind of treatment where the risks are well defined and similar to other drugs on the market I'm on board.
I'm so sad for Miss Chanandler Bong. I liked him. Addiction is terrible.