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LSD could improve wellbeing and reduce domestic violence new study reveals

Hallucinogenic drugs such as LSD and magic mushrooms could help to improve wellbeing, increase optimism and happiness and also reduce incidents of domestic abuse two new studies have revealed.

 Hallucinogenic drugs such as LSD and magic mushrooms could help to improve wellbeing, increase optimism and happiness and also reduce incidents of domestic abuse two new studies have revealed. The first study, published in the journal Psychological Medicine, was carried out by researchers at Imperial College London and looked at the experiences of 20 volunteers who each too a 75-microgram dose of LSD, either through a drip or intravenously, or a placebo. The test group was then asked to carry out a number of tasks. The investigators found that the group on LSD had a heightened mood and increased level

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