MDMA is literally a game changer for our mental health 
I mean think about it if we can help reduce PTSD symptoms by 71% that's insane! It's crazy how restrictive the regulations are around this stuff, like what's the harm? We know MDMA is not good in party settings but maybe with medical grade we can safely use it to help people heal 
. The fact that one veteran is willing to share his story and try alternative treatment is so brave 
. It's high time we take a closer look at this and make some changes 
I mean think about it if we can help reduce PTSD symptoms by 71% that's insane! It's crazy how restrictive the regulations are around this stuff, like what's the harm? We know MDMA is not good in party settings but maybe with medical grade we can safely use it to help people heal . The fact that one veteran is willing to share his story and try alternative treatment is so brave . It's high time we take a closer look at this and make some changes 
. I mean, who would've thought that a party drug like MDMA could actually help with PTSD? It's crazy how some people can just try stuff without thinking about the risks and now they're trying to make it legit for research purposes 
. I guess it's good that someone like Sir Nick Carter is advocating for this because he knows from his experience what it's like to deal with trauma 
. But at the same time, I don't know if I'd want to try MDMA myself even if it could help with PTSD... it just seems too sketchy 
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It's not like it's a new idea - we've already seen some crazy stuff with ketamine-assisted therapy, and now we're gonna try this too? What if it doesn't work as well? What if it makes things worse? And what about all the people who aren't vets who might end up getting caught in the crossfire of this research? 
I'm not saying we shouldn't help our troops out, but let's not get ahead of ourselves here...