Re: Other types of oxidative damage

Posted by stjames on July 27, 2003, at 22:25:26

In reply to Other types of oxidative damage » stjames, posted by MB on July 25, 2003, at 22:13:21

I love the DEA funded studies. No question of bias.
It is a given with anything you put in your body that there will be changes. Given how very little
we know about neurology I question what is called "damage". XTC has been around for decades, still no
reports of lasting serious effects. Neurology is very plastic and self healing. I know a handful of folks who did tons fo X in the eigities (as did many) who show no lasting effects.
Clearly if you are depressed, X will make this worse. Duh ! Should you do X if you have mental illness ? I would say generally, no. Will it fry your brain, long term ? There is no evidence of this, given that it has not happened in the seveal decades people have been doing it. Just do not over heat, as with any activity.

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