Ray Peat Audio Archive

ewh-110712-q-and-a-1 — Ray Peat Clip

This curated audio highlight features Ray Peat speaking in the interview ewh-110712-q-and-a-1. The excerpt begins at 1:40:20 and runs for 1 minute 22 seconds.

Any excess of it produces nausea, diarrhea, high blood pressure, tumor growth, fibrosis, arthritis, dementia, and so on. So the scope for new research using these drugs is extremely broad. Just recently both a bromo-LSD and psilocybin studies came out showing treatment of either cluster headaches or other organic-type diseases. So it looks like research might be starting up again. One of the early LSD-like drugs was called lizuride, which is called the non-hallucinogenic equivalent of LSD, but it's just less in ordinary doses. It's not hallucinogenic, so it's just a weaker form of LSD.