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Category Archives: drugs
From legal highs to legal supplies?
“Within five minutes I was tripping my balls off, trying to call friends for help, but I couldn’t use my phone. My heart rate was going up and I started to panic. …. I found myself in the street. The … Continue reading
Posted in 25I-NBOMe, ACMD, drugs, Guest posts, legal highs, Les Iversen, LSD, NBOMe, New Zealand, Psychoactive Substances Bill, recreational drugs
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Bad Pharma, Good Pharma, Bad Pharma
I was surprised and saddened to hear the news that the pharmaceutical company, AstraZeneca were closing their R and D facility at Alderley Park in the North West of the country. This is an iconic research site, set among lakes … Continue reading
Posted in AstraZeneca, ben goldacre, clinical trials, drugs, Guest posts, pharmaceutical industry, Science policy
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Self
It has been noted in these annals that I haven’t felt quite myself recently. However, last night, after having endured several days that I wouldn’t recommend to anyone, not even as an adventure holiday, I flipped 30mg of mirtazapine, took … Continue reading
Posted in benzedrine, citalopram, consciousness, daniel dennett, depression, drugs, mentl, mianserin, mirtazapine, Research, self, sentience, serotonin, Silliness, Writing & Reading
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On taking a good look at ourselves
Cross-posted from Naturally Selected for added controversy. Perhaps the most distinctive and powerful thing about Science is its tendency, or rather proclivity to ask searching, even uncomfortable questions. And unlike belief systems, or ideological and political and movements, or pseudoscience, … Continue reading