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Taking LSD and psychedelic drugs may cut down criminal and violent streaks, says study
Taking LSD and psychedelic drugs may cut down criminal and violent streaks, says study
Our Findings Suggest The Protective Effects Of Classic Psychedelic Use Are Attributable To Genuine Reductions In Antisocial Behaviour Rather Than Reflecting Improved Evasion Of Arrest, He Said. PTI | Updated on: 24 Oct 2017, 09:55:37 PM
Toronto:
Consumption of psychedelic drugs such as magic mushrooms or LSD may decrease the likelihood of antisocial criminal behavior, a study claims.
Researchers, including those from University of British Columbia Okanagan Campus in Canada, used data obtained from the US National Survey on Drug Use and Health to explore the connection between the use of classic psychedelic substances and criminal behaviour among more than 480,000 adult respondents from the past 13 years.
Among teenaged cannabis consumers, their usage peaked during the summer months.
Joseph Palamar, the study’s lead author and an associate professor at Grossman School of Medicine at New York University, told
News Medical that the decrease in cannabis consumption in the new year may be due to New Year’s resolutions and individuals abstaining from alcohol and drugs for ‘Dry January.’
Other hypotheses for the reduction in cannabis use during winter months include low supply after fall harvests and colder weather keeping people indoors.
“Ultimately, we hope that these findings can be utilized by researchers and clinicians alike,” study co-author Austin Le told