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LSD and psilocybin push brain blood flow in opposite directions, study suggests
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| Medical Xpress | LSD and psilocybin push brain blood flow in opposite directions, study suggests |
Psychedelics are a class of compounds that alter people's perceptions, mood and mental processes. Recent clinical studies suggest that some of these compounds, such as lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) |
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