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"Inside Out Within" by me.
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"Inside Out Within" by me.

the meeting place between the cosmic and the intimate - the vastness of the universe held within a single human being.
Oil on canvas.

u/Soundsofindigo — 10 hours ago

Taking LSD while you're on your period?

Looking for experiences from other menstruating folks who've tripped. I have a vacation planned during which time I plan to take LSD for the first time (I'm an experienced shroom tripper but this will be my first time with LSD). Well, my period came a week early this month so there's a good chance now that I'll be on my period during this planned vacation/trip in October. Is this a bad idea?

I don't have particularly bad period symptoms, but they are notable - moderate to intense cramps, some mild drops in mood. I am worried that it will interfere with the experience. Anyone else tripped while menstruating?

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u/pimenton_y_ajo — 6 days ago
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Looking for volunteers for psilocybin experiment!

 

Hey everyone!

We (Alice and Molly) are running a study at King’s College London looking at whether psilocybin (magic mushrooms) can boost neuroplasticity and help people learn pitch/musical note detection, a skill that's normally really hard to pick up outside of childhood. We're also looking at whether menstrual cycle hormones influence the psychedelic experience, and whether the experience itself changes hormone levels. This means we are very interested in recruiting women who are not on contraception, although this does not mean you can’t take part if this doesn’t apply to you. 

Pitch Study: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/research/psilocybin-research-pitch-study

What's involved:

•               3 visits at KCL, Camberwell (Mon-Friday)

•               Two 2-hour visits (screening + follow-up)

•               One full day (9am–6pm), where you take either a microdose or a high dose of psilocybin in a comfortable, supportive space

•               Questionnaires, EEG brain imaging, and a small blood test (hormone panel) before/after

•               Compensated £185 total (travel included)

Run by myself and my colleague Alice (psychiatrist and fellow PhD researcher).

👉 More details can be found on this initial eligibility questionnaire: https://qualtrics.kcl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_d76yhIJAUZinGoS

If you're eligible, we'll set up a call to walk through everything in detail before you decide.

u/Imaginary_Engine8814 — 8 days ago