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35 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

Point missed.

Nope not at all, they traded a he she oddball freak whom did nothing but slate the country of its birth whilst leaving far more worthy citizens to languish in Russian jails. 

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On 13/12/2022 at 12:31, IronMike said:
WWW.BBC.CO.UK

The £2.4m trial led by the University of Exeter will be available at seven NHS sites around the UK.

 

 

Seems legit 🤣

Psychedelics have been proven to improve the quality of life of people with depression, PTSD, and all sorts of complex mental health conditions. I'm all for this kind of thing,.

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3 minutes ago, Mark J said:

Psychedelics have been proven to improve the quality of life of people with depression, PTSD, and all sorts of complex mental health conditions

I have known a few it did the complete opposite for.

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