New Study Reveals Potential for Non-Hallucinogenic Psychedelics as Treatment for Mental Health Disorders
Psychedelic Drugs and their Potential for Mental Health Treatment
A new study has provided valuable insights into how psychedelic drugs interact with serotonin receptors, offering potential treatments for neuropsychiatric disorders. The study focuses on the interaction between psychedelics like LSD and psilocybin with the serotonin receptor 5-HT1A, which plays a pivotal role in their therapeutic effects.
The research team synthesized derivatives of 5-MeO-DMT, a compound found in the Colorado River Toad, to specifically target 5-HT1A and explore its antidepressant effects without hallucinations. These findings open doors for the development of non-hallucinogenic psychedelic-derived medications that could effectively treat conditions such as depression and anxiety.
Understanding Psychedelics’ Molecular Targets
- “Psychedelics’ Molecular Targets Identified:” The study highlights how psychedelics engage with both the well-known 5-HT2A receptor and the underappreciated 5-HT1A receptor to mediate therapeutic outcomes.
- “Potential for Non-Hallucinogenic Treatments:” The synthesis of a newly developed compound demons
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Fruit that helps heal the liver
Fruits and vegetables lead the ranking of the most recommended foods for health care. Their great variety and presence worldwide, since ancient times, have allowed them to be part of the diet of many civilizations and some of these have incorporated them as main components of traditional medicine.
Each fruit and vegetable has its special benefits for our health and that is why today we will tell you about the loquat, a fruit native to southeastern China and which later reached different corners of the world. Its properties are beneficial for our health, especiall
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a three-year-old child dies of cholera, first victim since the outbreak of the epidemic
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By Le Figaro with AFP
Published yesterday at 8:55 p.m., Updated yesterday at 9:20 p.m.
Young people drinking water from a wastewater stream in a makeshift camp in Mayotte, in February 2024. JULIEN DE ROSA / AFP
An infectious disease that can be devastating, cholera is currently hitting Mayotte where a massive vaccination campaign is underway.
The epidemic of cholera in Mayotte caused the first death, a three-year-old child, in the commune of Koungou, the prefecture and the Regional Health Agency announced on Wednesday. “A first child died today”they write in a joint press release. “The child lived in the Koungou district where several cases of cholera had been identified in recent weeks.”
This first fatal case occurs on the eve of the visit of the Minister of Health Frédéric Valletoux on this island in the Indian Ocean, planned for several days.
The first cases of cholera in Mayotte were recorded in mid-March among people returning from neighboring Comoros, where the epidemic is surging with 98 deaths according to the latest official report. In Mayotte, the first “native” cases, diagnosed in patients who had not left the French island in the Indian Ocean
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a three-year-old child dies of cholera, first victim since the outbreak of the epidemic
Influenza cases decrease in Santa Cruz for the second consecutive week; but the deaths rise to 6
April 22, 2024, 12:23 PM
For the second consecutive week, there is a “important” decline in influenza cases in Santa Cruz, reported this Monday the director of the Departmental Health Service (Headquarters), Jaime Bilbao.
“In epidemiological week 16, we have had thousand positive cases of influenzawhich represents a decrease compared to previous weeks,” said Bilbao.
Of these cases, 31 people required hospitalization, two patients were admitted to intensive care and two deaths we
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Influenza cases decrease in Santa Cruz for the second consecutive week; but the deaths rise to 6
EPM Group, guarantee of community well-being –
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With greater investments in infrastructure and solutions in public services, the EPM Group reaffirms its commitment to the well-being of communities and the development of territories
– Investments in infrastructure amount to 1,100 billion pesos, with a favorable impact on the quality, reliability, continuity and coverage of energy, water and gas services.
– The EPM Group has generated 5 billion pesos of added value for its stakeholders, which translates into job creation, environmental responsibility and promotion of development.
The EPM Group presents, in this first quarter of 2024, a positive and favorable financial year for its stakeholders, which seals its desire to promote development in the territories in which it is present with the exercise of its activities, projects and initiatives.
Thanks to the net result of 1.7 billion pesos, agile and innovative solutions have been launched, which allow greater coverage and quality in the provision of domestic public services, as well as projects that promote the strengthening of relationships
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Using Cold and Hot Treatments for Pain Relief: When to Use Each Depending on the Type of Pain
It is effective to use cold and hot treatments separately depending on the type of pain. It is best to use a cold treatment for pain caused by rapid exercise and a hot treatment for chronic pain. The photo is not directly related to the article. /Photo = Image Today
As the weather warms, outdoor activities increase. As a result, the number of people complaining of muscle pain after exercise has increased.
Recently, there was a post in a tennis community asking about the appropriate way to use pars for muscle soreness.
Mrs. A, a woman in her thirties who wrote the article, went to the pharmacy because she felt pain in her neck due to a sprained wing bone whi
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Using Cold and Hot Treatments for Pain Relief: When to Use Each Depending on the Type of Pain
The Surprising Science Behind Spa Treatments: How Natura Bissé Proves the Power of Self-Care
A recent study conducted by Natura Bissé in collaboration with the University of Murcia and Starlab has shed light on the benefits of beauty treatments beyond just improving skin appearance and relaxation. The study, which involved a detailed analysis of the effects of spa rituals on well-being and self-esteem, found that participating in activities such as facial massages in the cabin can significantly reduce stress levels.
The research, which included a sample of 33 volunteers between the ages of 25 and 60, recorded biomarkers and subjective surveys before and after receiv
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The Surprising Science Behind Spa Treatments: How Natura Bissé Proves the Power of Self-Care
Learn about the most prominent symptoms of protein deficiency in the body
Protein is an essential nutrient that plays a critical role in many body functions, including building and repairing tissues, supporting immune function, and maintaining muscle mass.
While protein deficiency is relatively rare, some, such as vegetarians, older adults, and individuals with certain medical conditions, may be at risk of deficiency. According to a new report published by the specialized medical website “onlymyhealth”.
Symptoms of protein deficiency
Recognizing the signs and symptoms of protein deficiency is essential for early detection and intervention. The following are the most prominent symptoms and signs of protein deficiency in the body:
1. Muscle loss and weakness
One of the most prominent signs of protein deficiency is muscle loss and weakness. Because protein is essential for muscle maintenance and repair, insufficient protein intake can lead to muscle wasting, weakness, and decreased function. Individuals with protein deficiency may experience difficulty
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Learn about the most prominent symptoms of protein deficiency in the body
Investigation Reveals Dubious Calculations: The Truth About 60,000 Coronavirus Cases
Summary of the article
Peter Daszak published an article in 2021 in which he believes that 60,000 cases of the coronavirus spread to humans each year. But a good data analyst shows how dubious that calculation is and how everything is done, out of self-interest, to exaggerate the risk of jumping.
Read the full article: The more you risk, the more money you get
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Great article
Alex Washburne haswrite a very good article partly based on the information that has appeared in the relationship until Peter Daszak was questioned on May 1. It is a very long article, but the content is impressive. And then you wonder what scientists can do without correction.
The most important conclusion that can be drawn about the way Peter Daszak and apparently many colleagues work is that they greatly exaggerate the danger to people/humanity to get a lot of money for their work that claims to protect the same humanity. And when something goes wrong on their job, they do everything they can to deceive the outside world. Helped by colleagues like Marion Koopmans, with similar interests.
In his article this is best demonstrated by the way Alex wraps up Daszak et al’s argument that around 60,000 people are infected every year because of Coronaviruses jumping from bats. A number that is then used to relate the probability of SARS-CoV2 starting to the market and away from a laboratory leak.
I have translated that part of his article and simplified it a bit, and when you read it, the scales will fall from your eyes.
60,000 a year???
In September 2021, Peter Daszak and several others wrote article in which they showed a method to estimate how many times a year a person in Southeast Asia was caught with Coronavirus that jumped from a bat. The output was 60,000 times a year.
Alex Washburne shows how much Daszak has thrown away any scientific idea to reach this very high number and thus also gives the impression that there was a revolution on the market in Wuhan far more likely than a lab leak. As well as other scientists then refer to that article.
If you really want to know the details of Alex Washburne’s description, I recommend it go to his article. Below is my attempt at a summary
The calculation method
This was the approach of Daszak et al.:
1. Estimate the prevalence of bat + SARSr-CoV from bat field samples
2. Estimate where bats lived
3. Estimating where people and bats crossed
4. Estimate human diseases resulting from bat-human interactions
The first three points are easy and trivial. It only applies to the fourth point: Understand that the most important barrier to human disease and spillage is No the overlap with bats, but rather the virological barriers: receptor binding and entry of SARSr-CoV bat cells into human cel
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Investigation Reveals Dubious Calculations: The Truth About 60,000 Coronavirus Cases
Implementation of the HIS system in Health services benefits patients and doctors
Asunción, IP Agency.- Some 27 Public Health establishments from 18 health regions of the country that joined the Health Information System (HIS) in April, totaling 399 healthcare centers that reduce waiting time in offices, for the benefit of patients and doctors.
This digital transformation is addressed by the Ministry of Public Health and Social Welfare (MSPyBS) and the Technical Mission of the Republic of China (Taiwan), through the “Project for Improving Efficiency in the Management of Health Informatics ( Phase II)”, and has the support of the Ministry of Information and Communication Technologies (MITIC), KOICA, Itaipú, the World Bank and the IDB.
There were also 3,942,394 consultations registered in 2024 and 22,798,711 since its inception in 2017, in addition to 4,000,000 patients treated to date.
The implementation of the HIS highlights the constant growth in recent months and allows us to streamline and improve the quality of care processes, collects data in real time, allows us to know the pharmacy stock, rec
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Implementation of the HIS system in Health services benefits patients and doctors