A pilot study suggests that low doses of LSD may have different effects on sustained attention in women and men. The findings, presented at the ECNP annual congress in Munich, are preliminary, but they add to growing evidence that people may not all respond to psychedelic microdosing in the same way.
LSD Microdosing May Improve Attention in Women, Study Finds
A pilot study indicates that low doses of LSD may enhance sustained attention differently in women compared to men. The findings, presented at the ECNP annual congress, suggest varying responses to psychedelic microdosing. This research could have implications for mental health treatments in Iran, where drug policies are strict yet mental health issues are prevalent.
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📰 What Happened
A pilot study presented at the ECNP annual congress found that low doses of LSD may enhance sustained attention differently in women compared to men, indicating that responses to psychedelic microdosing can vary by gender.
- The study is preliminary and adds to the growing evidence on psychedelic microdosing.
- The findings suggest potential implications for mental health treatments.
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📚 Background
Psychedelic substances like LSD have been researched for their potential therapeutic benefits, particularly in mental health, but remain controversial due to legal restrictions in many countries, including Iran.
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