When it comes to psychotropic drugs, the opposite is true.
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BAHIR DAR, Ethiopia — Her life revolves around a psychotropic leaf.
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There are three major treaties: the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of 1961, the Convention on Psychotropic Drugs of 1971, and the UN Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 1988.
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"Rape, abuse, psychotropic medication, and instability are the norm," she added.
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The psychotropic medications can still be given without permission under emergency circumstances.
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They are found to be more harmful than alcohol and psychotropic drugs.
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For 35 years, Slater has taken one psychotropic medication or the other.
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Several other studies also found that withdrawal of psychotropic medications reduced falls.
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I think the effect was the same for them—that psychedelic / psychotropic effect.
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There have been psychotropic drugs administered to children in detention without parental consent.
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Today, around one in six Americans takes a psychotropic drug of some kind.
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Is the movie a satire on Western society's arguable overreliance on psychotropic drugs?
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Psychotropic drugs are a top 3 if not top 5 dose class in America.
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The non-psychotropic compound CBD may help counteract the effects of THC, Holland asserts.
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CBD, which is both not psychotropic and not addictive, has garnered several star advocates.
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Canada is a signatory of The Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of 1961, as amended by the 1972 Protocol; The Convention on Psychotropic Substances of 1971 and The United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 1988.
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Several tests — including Genomind, MedClueRx, and GeneSight Psychotropic — are being used to help treat depression.
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After signing the United Nations Convention on Psychotropic Substances in 1985, China went even further.
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There were violent episodes, trips to the hospital, and psychotropic medications that left him sluggish.
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The cognitive realms of insomnia frequently resemble the dippy altered states induced by psychotropic drugs.
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Well, almost all countries' drug laws are shaped by three major international drug treaties: the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of 1961, the Convention on Psychotropic Drugs of 1971, and the UN Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 3.43.
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Marijuana's psychotropic effects, she added, will change "a child's ability to interpret the world around him."
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Currently, there are three treaties that may be a more important first step to address at the federal level: The United Nations Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs (1961), the Convention on Psychotropic Substances (1971), and the Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (1988).
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Schedule one substances are permitted to be used in research under the UN Convention on Psychotropic Substances.
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He says he was given psychotropic medications that he felt he had no choice but to take.
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"It's a pep rally, for lack of a better metaphor, or a psychotropic drug," Mr. Doerries said.
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One in four women had used a psychotropic medication such as an antidepressant in the previous month.
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He says she gave him a "heavy cocktail of psychotropic drugs" to keep him under her control.
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The plaintiffs also accuse officials of giving children psychotropic drugs without trying to get consent from a parent.
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But if CBD really had no psychotropic effect at all, it would be hard to understand its popularity.
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Some believed that hypnosis or psychotropic drugs were used to induce a trance-like state in American prisoners.
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Throughout his life he had suffered severe head injuries, and he had been prescribed psychotropic medications while behind bars.
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Stranger Things is about a secret government conspiracy involving psychotropic drugs that never actually happened in the real world.
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And best (or worst, depending on your intentions) of all, it's non-psychotropic, meaning it doesn't get you high.
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Children incarcerated in the Shiloh Treatment Center in Texas say they have been forcibly injected with strong psychotropic drugs.
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Realistically, we're all wired differently, and some, like Lauren YS (Lauren Young Smith), just have that natural psychotropic touch.
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At the facility in Texas, the boy "was dosed with powerful psychotropic drugs without parental consent," the lawsuit alleges.
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The reason I tried Seroquel, after years of bad reactions to psychotropic drugs, is that my psychiatrist kept insisting.
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The Convention on Psychotropic Substances in 1971 pretty much put an end to any LSD research around the world.
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Between sugar cookies and laughs, our group jumped from religion to social media to psychotropic drugs to contemporary ethics.
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They included turmeric, an anti-inflammatory, and cannabidiol, a non-psychotropic marijuana plant extract more commonly known as CBD.
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The therapeutic effects of cannabidiol, the non-psychotropic chemical compound in cannabis known as CBD, have been well documented.
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From the 1960s through the 1980s, much of the world, including the US, signed on to three major international drug policy treaties: the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of 1961, the Convention on Psychotropic Drugs of 1971, and the UN Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 1988.
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From the 1960s through the 1980s, much of the world, including the US, signed on to three major international drug policy treaties: the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of 1961, the Convention on Psychotropic Drugs of 1971, and the United Nations Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 1988.
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But, unlike Burning Man, these people are all dressed and only a few of them are on hard psychotropic drugs.
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His file noted he needed medical treatment, including psychotropic medications, and advised he should be monitored as a suicide precaution.
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A specific diagnosis was not discussed in court Wednesday, according to the State Journal, but Skalitzky is on psychotropic medication.
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Just over a decade ago, Cheuk published a gorgeously intricate book of illustrations, complete with a psychotropic pink, embroidered cover.
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In legal filings obtained by the investigative team, numerous psychotropic medications were allegedly given to children while in U.S. custody.
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The report also addressed the question of whether children were being given psychotropic medications after media reports described the practice.
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CBD, short for cannabidiol, a non-psychotropic component of cannabis and hemp, is being promoted as the latest miracle cure.
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This treaty internationally banned everything from LSD to amphetamines, but these bans didn't extend to plant material containing psychotropic substances.
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The police have charged the group under the Anti-Narcotics Drug and Psychotropic Substances Law, according to Officer San Win.
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The genre has predicted satellite communication, army tanks, tablets, submarines, psychotropic pills, bionic limbs, CCTV, electric cars and video calling.
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In "Blue Dreams," a capacious and rigorous history of psychopharmacology, the psychologist and writer Lauren Slater looks at the fact that despite our ravenous appetite for psychotropic medications (about 20 percent of Americans take some psychotropic drug or other), doctors don't really understand how they work or how to assess if a patient needs them.
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From the 1960s through the '80s, much of the world, including the US and Canada, signed on to three major international drug policy treaties: the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of 1961, the Convention on Psychotropic Drugs of 1971, and the United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 1988.
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From the 1960s through the 1980s, much of the world, including the US and Canada, signed on to three major international drug policy treaties: the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of 1961, the Convention on Psychotropic Drugs of 1971, and the UN Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 1988.
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News agencies cited an unnamed police source as saying the woman appeared to have been under the influence of psychotropic drugs.
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Mindset and physical setting highly influence how a psychotropic drug will be experienced, and the user's native culture will provide context.
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Some states, including Florida, Texas, California, New York and Illinois, have taken steps such as requiring court authorization for psychotropic prescriptions.
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These animated works feature collage, paints, and psychotropic substances, all designed to draw the viewer into VanDerBeek's media-saturated simulated realities.
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The best-known of these is THC, which is believed to be mainly responsible for cannabis' psychotropic effects, including marijuana's high.
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Instead, they act unilaterally, imposing psychotropic drugs on children who don't know what they're taking or what its effects may be.
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But it's a bigger deal in the global arena because legalization is a direct violation of international drug treaties that have been in place for decades: the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of 1961, the Convention on Psychotropic Drugs of 1971, and the United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 20203.
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Oral solid formulations with more than 5 mg of oxycodone per unit will be categorized as first-class psychotropic drugs from Sept.
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It was the summer, when psychotropic plants and psychedelic herbs were freely available, and appeared to be momentarily authorized by the state.
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In jail, Mitchell received "virtually no psychotropic medication," and a month before his death all his medication was discontinued, the lawsuit alleges.
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This is what The Foragers are also all about: exploring a plant's psychotropic or folkloristic potential as well as its culinary one.
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A more nuanced, individualized approach would help, taking into account previous pain medication use, psychotropic medication use and previous operation recovery experience.
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Researchers recently stumbled upon a 1,000-year-old "ritual bundle" in South America that contained a number of psychotropic substances, including cocaine.
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The compound, which doesn't have any of the psychotropic effects of THC, is starting to be regarded as a sort of panacea.
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Another charge — the cultivation of narcotic or psychotropic substances — could be punished with a sentence of five to 10 years in prison.
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And any child taking psychotropic medications should also see a therapist to learn the skills necessary to manage their symptoms every day.
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" Making the case that we should at least consider it, Fels describes lithium as "the Cinderella of psychotropic medications, neglected and ill used.
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In a new memoir, she confronts the drug's risks and taboos—including the psychotropic effects explored by famed opium eater Thomas de Quincey.
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Psychotropic medications are blunt instruments because brain science is still young, and for many, current treatments cause as many problems as they ameliorate.
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He was diagnosed with mood disorder and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and prescribed psychotropic medications, assessments with which his mothers did not agree.
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On the other hand, an 11-year-old child in foster care couldn't get either of his two psychotropic medications for three months.
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Well, then my question is, in a country where one out of six people is on psychotropic meds, are we less OK than ever?
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Psychotropic drugs also can change mental status and in some cases may increase suicidal thoughts, which is why some of them come with warnings.
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For the Beats, for a time, Paris — with the help of psychotropic substances — became the creative heart of their verbal, visual, and sonic experiments.
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Ms. Waldman's survey of the history and literature of psychotropic drugs is informative, though it can also, on occasion, be too sloppy and loose.
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I sat by the television for a while with some of the other patients, all of whom were groggy from psychotropic side effects and uncommunicative.
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For example, the Trump administration had been administering psychotropic medication to migrant children detained in Texas without first obtaining consent from their parents or guardians.
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Terpenoids, on the other hand, are basically aromatic compounds—they add flavor and fragrance, but none of the fun psychotropic effects we associate with weed.
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Kryger explores in depth psychological conditions that are associated with disordered sleep, as well as psychotropic medications whose side effects can prevent a restful night.
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Add in some of the other psychotropic medications she's tried — Imipramine, Geodon, Risperdal, lithium — and it starts to read like a pharmacist's daily fill list.
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For example, if you're taking psychotropic agents, such as benzodiazepines or sleep-aid drugs, you may be at increased risk of falling and cognitive impairment.
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And a meta-analysis published in November in JAMA looked at the two best-studied treatments for anxiety disorders, cognitive behavioral therapy and psychotropic medication.
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A psychotropic drug, even if it works, is no guarantee that you're not going to have episodes of whatever is it you're taking the drug for.
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He was taking a prescribed dosage of clonazepam, a psychotropic medication used to treat anxiety disorders and other maladies, when he was booked into the jail.
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Prior research has shown that youths taking antipsychotics gain weight rapidly and are three times more likely to develop diabetes than those taking other psychotropic drugs.
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The cannabinoid you're most likely familiar with is THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol, which is derived from the marijuana plant's buds, resulting in an often intense psychotropic experience.
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KPRC reports that the couple's son testified Lazirene had been seeing a psychiatrist for more than 10 years and was taking psychotropic drugs he'd been prescribed.
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After a Turbulent Childhood, on a Path to a Healthier Life At 18, Charles Louis quit the psychotropic medications he had been prescribed in foster care.
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The commerce has thrived in the last three years in Italy under 2016 legislation allowing cannabis with a psychotropic active ingredient (THC) level below 0.6 percent.
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Though it's non-psychotropic, CBD does have a slight calming effect and is useful in treating epileptic seizures, pain, inflammation, arthritis, alcoholism, depression, PTSD, and so on.
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After all, they just lost a lengthy battle with the TTB to retain the labeling on their psychotropic-themed beer, Lavender Sunflower Date Honey Ale, or LSD.
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This past week, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) announced that synthetic CBD oil, a non-psychotropic extract, would become a Schedule I drug as of December 14.
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It changed how the field approached prescribing; from that point on, the failure to prescribe antidepressants or other psychotropic medications could be grounds for a malpractice suit.
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He was a fungus fanatic who championed the mushroom as food, medicine, soil decontaminator, psychotropic portal and essential link in the eternal cycle of decay and rebirth.
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The shelter, however, can no longer dose kids with psychotropic drugs unless officials have written consent from a parent or another person authorized to approve medical treatment.
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Geriatric medical organizations have long warned against overprescribing to older people, who are more susceptible to common side effects of psychotropic drugs, such as dizziness and confusion.
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Psychotropic medication is used to treat clinical psychiatric symptoms and mental disorders, and can include antidepressants, sedatives and anti-psychotics, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
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Many psychotropic drugs have not been approved by the Food and Drug Administration for use in children, and therefore standardized dosage guidelines for minors do not exist.
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Before Mitchell went to jail, a Portsmouth Department of Behavioral Healthcare Services employee would take Mitchell to a clinic every two weeks for an injection of psychotropic drugs.
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Legal experts say that the existing Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act will have to be amended before hemp can be used on a large scale for construction.
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"Nicotine is a powerful psychotropic drug that people really underestimate because it is legal," said Susanne Tanski, a pediatrics professor at the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth.
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A lawsuit alleges that children were being injected with psychotropic drugs, prompting a federal judge this week to order the government to stop doing so without parental consent.
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Ian Skelly, a partner at 710 Labs, a cannabis company, has chosen a variety called "ice cream cake," with a lower level of the main psychotropic ingredient, THC.
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Psychotropic medications are often prescribed by primary care doctors, pediatricians or family physicians, doing their best to help their patients, sometimes getting guidance from a psychiatrist by phone.
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But unlike THC, which gets you stoned, CBD is non-psychotropic (in other words, won't have you zoning out to a Pink Floyd blacklight poster for three straight hours).
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Some of these products have an array of cannabinoids, but others have cannabidiol (or CBD, a non-psychotropic compound in cannabis), without THC and so a reduced entourage effect.
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Overall, the proportion of checkups when seniors got at least three psychotropic medicines prescribed or refilled increased from 0.6 percent of visits to 1.5 percent during the study period.
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" "So when are we going to be completely honest and acknowledge the awkward, bullied, sexually frustrated, psychotropic drug-laced, suicidal, mass shooters in the room for what they are?
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On an all-new episode of VICELAND's HAMILTON'S PHARMACOPEIA, host Hamilton Morris climbs the Carpathian Mountains in search of a potent, psychotropic mushroom native to Eastern Europe: amanita muscaria.
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Former shelter employees, and doctors and lawyers working for advocacy groups say the shelters lack sufficient counselors and too often turn to powerful psychotropic drugs when kids act out.
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Azar, which among other things is challenging the inappropriate use of psychiatric medication in immigrant children who are being given psychotropic drugs without the consent or involvement of their parents.
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Some patients were able to change their gender on their documents; others were diagnosed with schizophrenia and treated with psychotropic drugs or put into institutions, sometimes for their whole lives.
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"Foria Relief has been carefully crafted using a delivery system intended to maximize the muscle relaxing and pain relieving properties of cannabis without inducing a psychotropic 'high,' " explains the website.
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Medical records filed as evidence show children were being injected with sedatives and antipsychotics, and that many of the pills they were given were powerful and sometimes addictive psychotropic medications.
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In addition to therapy, there's evidence that psychotropic drugs such as lithium, a mood stabilizer prescribed for bipolar disorder, may have protective effects on memory and cognition in TBI patients.
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Compared to even a dozen years ago, we currently have numerous additional psychotropic medications to efficaciously treat moderate and severe mental illness — anxiety, depression, ADHD, PTSD, bipolar disorder, psychosis, etc.
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Popped in capsule form or prepared as tea, kratom can produce a mild psychotropic effect, though it's more of a gentle sense of well-being than a so-called trip.
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" The doctor explained to him that the psychotropic wave was the "medicinal effect on the swollen nasal mucous membrane, and that it was now easier to breathe through the nose.
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Spirit Molecule, a collaboration with Phillip Andrew Lewis, an artist-botanist, began with the injection of the genes of Lewis' grandmother, Jinny, into psychoactive plants, which are used for psychotropic drugs.
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Psychiatry, in particular, has a history of gender bias, which continues to this day: being a woman makes you more likely to be prescribed psychotropic drugs, the World Health Organization notes.
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The writings lack substance, though Mr. Winters attempts to inject depth with references to dreams, psychotropic drugs, hitchhiking and magic — staples of everything from Surrealism to the Beats and '60s psychedelia.
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In one escape attempt, Mr. DeFriest claims to have dosed a staff coffeepot at a state mental institution with the powerful psychotropic drug LSD, which had been kept in the infirmary.
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Before and after things get bloody, spaced-out carousel melodies float through the air, the sunshine turns psychotropic and a funeral trumpet blows a requiem for the enchanted time of childhood.
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Therapeutic licences to use the drugs had been withdrawn by the Swiss government around 1993, following the death of a patient in France under the effect of ibogaine, another psychotropic drug.
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"FORIA Relief has been carefully crafted using a delivery system intended to maximize the muscle relaxing and pain relieving properties of cannabis without inducing a psychotropic 'high,'" the product description explains.
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But we also know that the wide world of cannabis-infused foods does not begin and end with them, and in fact, is as varied and diverse as non-psychotropic cooking.
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An explosion of products featuring cannabidiol, or CBD, a non-psychotropic marijuana-derived product whose proponents say induces calm, has made itself ubiquitous in everything from dog treats to bath salts.
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In 2013 and again in 2017, the report said, the state's Office for People with Developmental Disabilities found that Woods did not get permission before administering psychotropic medication and imposing restraints.
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Psychotropic medications were being taken by nearly one in five foster children in a 133 to 2011 survey, the Government Accountability Office said, a higher rate than among privately insured children.
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Who decides that a business illegally operating taxis or rental accommodations is an acceptable testing of the rules, while one that enables the distribution of copyrighted music or psychotropic drugs is not?
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Gummy candies, soft drinks, dog treats, body lotions — these days, everything under the sun is available with CBD, or cannabidoil, an ingredient derived from a non-psychotropic part of the marijuana plant.
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Similarly, MDMA was deemed a "Schedule 1 psychotropic substance" in 1986, which means the U.N. Commission on Narcotic Drugs believes it is a risk to public health and has no therapeutic value.
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Judge Gee also found that officials at a child detention center in Texas were administering psychotropic drugs to children without their parents' consent and ordered the children transferred out of the facility.
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In another study, investigators combined chronotherapy with psychotropic medication and found that depressed patients got better within 48 hours — much faster than antidepressants, which typically take four to six weeks to work.
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The laws also require state approvals for pharmaceutical firms to use first-class psychotropic drugs as active ingredients in their products, and hospitals can only purchase these products from suppliers designated by authorities.
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Some 30 percent of children in state care in Missouri are prescribed psychotropic medications, including anti-psychotics such as Abilify and Risperdal, as well as anti-depressants and mood stabilizers, the lawsuit said.
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In the meantime, the continued detention of children has shined a light on their abysmal treatment in custody — spoiled food, inadequate potable water, and the forcible administration of psychotropic medication, among other conditions.
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In July, US District Judge Dolly Gee ordered the government to get "informed written consent" from a parent, family member or sponsor, or a court order, before giving children at Shiloh psychotropic drugs.
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One of the major aims of the UN's drug strategy was to "establish 230 as a target date for States to eliminate or reduce significantly the illicit demand for narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances".
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Anatoly has been using drugs for thirty years now, since he tried first as a young boy, taking psychotropic substances to kill the boredom of his life among the city's dull, Soviet-made buildings.
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In addition, men who think they may have depression should seek treatment for that, typically a mixture of therapy and psychotropic medications that are proved more effective at boosting mood-related symptoms than testosterone.
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"This is the largest quantitative evaluation of Paro, so far, and the outcomes show the benefits of Paro for improving the behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia and reducing the usage of psychotropic medications."
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A federal judge reportedly ordered the Trump administration on Monday to stop administering psychotropic medication to migrant children without obtaining permission from their parents or guardians, finding that the practice violated child welfare law.
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Unlike LSD, MDMA and other synthetic psychoactive drugs, ayahuasca has a history of indigenous use in South America which dates to long before the war on drugs and the resulting Convention on Psychotropic Substances.
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The lawsuit focuses on the length of detainment as well as the Office of Refugee Resettlement's (ORR) administration of psychotropic medications to children, which they say occurred without proper safeguards such as parental consent.
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Children's Rights, a national nonprofit, is seeking class-action certification for lawsuits it filed last year alleging failures to monitor the use of psychotropic medications for children in state custody in Missouri and Iowa.
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Dr. Bellonci, who helped develop oversight and monitoring programs for foster children prescribed psychotropic medications across the country, said such drugs in conjunction with proper state management and trauma-based therapy may be acceptable.
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Formulations with less than 5 mg of oxycodone per unit, as well as composite oral solid formulations with buprenorphine and naloxone, will be categorized as second-class psychotropic drugs at the same time, it said.
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She told me that since Ava began using Charlotte's Web—a product containing CBD, a non-psychotropic compound in cannabis used for medicinal purposes, and legal in Europe and Ireland—her seizures have decreased dramatically.
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While normally we turn to lozenges, capsules, and semi-psychotropic syrups to assuage our congestion and self-pity in these hard times, we now may have an excuse to try a decidedly different remedy: chocolate.
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A fragmented, incantatory immersion in clinical depression, filled with descriptions of psychotropic drugs, sets of numbers, angry rants and stark wordplay, the script specifies neither characters nor precise plot, nor even the number of performers.
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One of the charges the group faces — the production or distribution of psychotropic substances for sale — could result in a 15-year minimum sentence, lifetime imprisonment or the death penalty, according to Myanmar sentencing guidelines.
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One study led by researchers at the Yale School of Medicine found that 58 percent of people who were prescribed a psychotropic medication within the study group of roughly five million had no psychiatric diagnosis.
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Four of the five immigrant plaintiffs in last month's class action lawsuit, including Gabriela, were given psychotropic drugs at Shiloh Treatment Center in Manvel, Texas, a facility for youths with especially severe mental health issues.
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Without consulting her grandfather, or her mother in El Salvador, shelter staff have prescribed numerous medications for her, including two psychotropic drugs whose labels warn of increased suicidal behavior in adolescents, according to court documents.
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Homes must still follow the rules, which are intended, among other things, to reduce the overuse of psychotropic drugs and to ensure that every home has adequate resources to assist residents with major psychological problems.
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So when I first heard about Foria Relief, described by the company as "a delivery system intended to maximize the muscle relaxing and pain relieving properties of cannabis without inducing a psychotropic 'high'," I was intrigued.
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Plunge into the core of a hazy night where sensitive feelings and psychotropic effects are running high in Los Angeles based-new media artist Vince McKelvie's interactive music video for With You's "Ghost" featuring Vince Staples.
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Others, though, have been lodged in the wake of the recent surge of detained immigrant children and teenagers, accusations that include use of the restraint devices, injections of psychotropic drugs and long periods in solitary confinement.
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At age 11, when he was in foster care on Long Island, doctors prescribed him two psychotropic medications for facial tics and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, according to medical records released by his former adoption agency.
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Nationwide, the number of annual doctor visits involving patients 65 and older who started or were already taking at least three psychotropic drugs surged from 1.5 million in 2004 to 3.68 million in 2013, the study estimated.
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Not that we're suggesting it, but…if you were of the psychotropic-taking persuasion and wanting to go to the movies, you might consider waiting for Alice Through The Looking Glass to hit theaters on May 27.
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They come up to me and ask for drugs so [casually], like you could simply find them in any corner, from any person…" "But don't you think it's difficult to [disassociate] psychotropic drug use from electronic music?
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The suit alleges that, despite this, prison doctors consistently denied he was mentally ill, refusing him psychotropic medication which may have alleviated his suffering but would also have been an admission that he didn't belong at the ADX.
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Taking multiple psychotropic drugs at the same time can seriously injure children, according to the filing, which highlights the need for oversight to prevent medications being used as "chemical straight jackets," rather than treat actual mental health needs.
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Judge Gee also issued a second ruling, which was preliminary and therefore subject to change, in favor of plaintiffs who alleged that migrant children in federal custody are routinely medicated with powerful psychotropic drugs, without giving informed consent.
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Approximately 1 out of every 30 migrant kids in government-run shelters are on psychotropic medications, according to a report by a government watchdog — and many of those children appear to have been medicated without their parents' consent.
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CHIOS, Greece — Refugees with mental health illnesses are being overprescribed psychotropic drugs with little or no oversight, leading to widespread abuse and the growth of a black market, according to NGO workers and volunteers at a camp in Greece.
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The ancient rites and the perpetual sunshine in Pelle's remote enclave may be disorientating, but the white-robed tribespeople are warm and beatific, and the psychotropic mushrooms they hand out turn the meadows into rippling oceans of wild flowers.
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For women with terrible period cramps, the vaginal suppositories from FORIA harness the muscle-relaxing and pain-relieving properties of cannabis—without inducing a psychotropic "high"—and alleviate the back pain, abdominal cramping, and general achiness associated with menstruation.
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It changed its policy of not using prescription psychotropic drugs to deal with PTSD, anxiety, sleep disorders and other emotional and behavioral problems to a wholesale dispensing of these prescriptions — with devastating consequences for service members and their families.
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And the state had developed a whole arsenal of psychotropic drugs to destabilize its enemies—powerful mood-altering substances designed to plunge targets into enough mental anguish to take their own lives or to make staged suicides look believable.
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In that book, Lucey also took us through the life and poshly hard times of Archie Chanler, who was dashing, wealthy and crazy as a coot, with no modern psychotropic drugs to contain his florid delusions (I am Napoleon).
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Her psychotropic albums of the '70s are cult classics, with a style landing somewhere between Anita O'Day and Betty Davis, and she has remained active (though secluded) in recent years, putting out albums on her own record label, Ironic.
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The detained man created an internet channel for marketing drugs and psychotropic substances in 2017 and within a few years the network extended to South and North America, the European Union, the Middle East, Asia and Africa, the statement said.
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There was a ton of interest in how these drugs might be used for offensive purposes during the first Cold War, and there's no doubt that plenty of people are imagining ways to use psychotropic drugs in the New Cold War.
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The ancient stash—found at an altitude of 13,000 feet—likely belonged to a shaman who had access to a remarkable assortment of plant-based psychotropic drugs, according to a University of California-Berkeley team led by archaeological Melanie Miller.
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"Alcohol is the most commonly consumed psychotropic drug that, in contrast to most other drugs, is socially and culturally acceptable," said senior author Emmanuel Stamatakis, an associate professor of exercise, health and physical activity at the University of Sydney in Australia.
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They also asked that the rules prohibit the use of pre-dispute arbitration clauses in resident contracts that relinquish a resident's right to settle disputes in court and meaningfully address the pervasive misuse of antipsychotics and other types of psychotropic drugs.
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It's a CBD extract bill; that is, Vickers' bill allows a select few retailers to sell, to a limited range of patients, medical marijuana extracts high in cannabidiol (CBD)—a non-psychotropic chemical compound that alleviates pain, inflammation, anxiety, and seizures.
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Influenced by Surrealism, his love of jazz, and experiments with psychotropic drugs, this instinctive technique shows up again in his painting "Hommage à Billie Holiday" (1959) and in the automatic drawings "Untitled" (1959) and "André Breton and Guillaume Apollinaire" (1956).
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"These medications do not come cost-free to children with growing brains and growing bodies — psychotropic medications have a substantial cost to a child's present and future," said Dr. Amy Cohen, a psychiatrist who has been volunteering in border shelters.
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While psychotropic medication use clearly presents a serious health concern for older Americans, medication (monitored by a medical professional) may simply be the fastest and most accessible means of treatment available for people who are in immediate need of assistance.
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One of the really interesting dimensions of psychotropic experiences is that, by altering your consciousness in some respect, they give you a tiny bit of perspective on your regular consciousness, and they awaken you to what's possible if you're present.
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We find the current child separation strategies by the Trump administration to be fertile ground for significant human rights abuses and, among other concerns, we are deeply disturbed that separated children are forcibly being given psychotropic medications while in government detention centers.
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From the explosion of modern psychotropic drugs like lithium in the 1950s to the rise of antidepressants like Prozac to the ongoing (re)discovery of psychedelics' medical potential to drugs that can literally erase your memory, her account is a comprehensive one.
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I try to save my internet-provoked outrage for things that matter, like the Trump administration giving psychotropic drugs to imprisoned immigrant children, or the poor streaming quality of certain pirated episodes of Degrassi: The Next Generation that I enjoy watching in bed.
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One report filed by a nurse practitioner in 2015 detailed the rapid decline of an 86-year-old Alzheimer's patient after Nuedexta was added to the psychotropic medications she took including Zoloft (an antidepressant), Xanax (an antianxiety drug) and Risperidone (an antipsychotic).
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In November, CMS imposed an 18-month moratorium on the imposition of fines or denials of federal payments when nursing homes fail to meet certain requirements, such as ensuring there is adequate staff onsite, providing behavioral health services or using psychotropic medications correctly.
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After hearing testimony from migrant children and staff members from a Texas detention center, a federal judge in Los Angeles ordered a halt on Monday to the reported practice of giving the children psychotropic drugs without parental consent, according to the Washington Post.
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In a year where self-care is more important than ever, the emerging cannabis spa scene offers previously undiscovered levels of relaxation, whether you're gifting them a massage that utilizes cannabis-infused oils, a hash bath, or a facial full of psychotropic extracts.
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He traced the history of synthetic drugs back to Clemson University and a researcher, John W. Huffman, who was looking for ways to create a drug in the lab that could enhance the medicinal aspects of THC while eliminating the psychotropic effects.
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A serendipitous on-the-street encounter with a music executive in the early 1970s led Ms. Peacock to a deal with RCA, which released "I'm the One," a stew of blistery funk and associative poetry and psychotropic, Captain Beefheart-adjacent experimental rock.
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Based on descriptions I heard from KTU detainees and advocates, it sounds like the dystopian mental ward in Ken Kesey's One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, where mentally ill detainees are medicated with powerful psychotropic drugs that reduce them to something resembling zombies.
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Through in vitro, or test tube/petri dish, analysis, researchers from the biochemistry department at North-West University in Potchefstroom, South Africa found that the non-psychotropic cannabinoid, or chemical compound, CBD (cannabidiol), taken from a Cannabis sativa extract, could hold anticarcinogenic properties.
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Through a barrage of mixed-media cut outs, drawing, and painting, the images showcased in the show convey a psychotropic critique of post-World War II Americana with images of housewives, Lyndon B. Johnson, grotesque fat people, and businessmen discombobulated across scenes of confusion.
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Floria Relief – which contains only three ingredients: organic cocoa butter, CO2 distilled THC oil and CBD Isolate – promises "to maximize the muscle relaxing and pain relieving properties of cannabis without inducing a psychotropic 'high,' " but it is has not been clinically tested or FDA-approved.
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The early scenes are realistic and richly drawn, with petty squabbles and rekindled love affairs; more unusual is that the local folk routinely take psychotropic drugs, which do not produce any obvious hallucinations but do seem to heighten the senses and bind the community together.
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IndieWire called it a "stunning dose of psychedelia and derangement" after the film premiered at Sundance, and Hollywood Reporter said the "half dread-soaked psychotropic horror film, half subhuman bloody revenge flick" was one of "the midnight-iest Midnight entries" to ever hit the festival.
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Even so, the findings suggest that patients and families should exercise caution when considering whether to take more than one psychotropic medicine at a time, said Dr. Dilip Jeste, a psychiatry researcher at the University of California, San Diego, who wasn't involved in the study.
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The study, published in the journal JAMA Psychiatry on Wednesday, found that infections requiring hospitalizations were associated with an about 84% increased risk of being diagnosed with any mental disorder and an about 42% increased risk of using psychotropic drugs to treat a mental disorder.
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This includes the shortcomings of our healthcare industry, the importance of peer and other support systems, the pros and cons of staying on versus going off psychotropic medication before, during, and after pregnancy, and how strong and pervasive mental health stigma is in this country.
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"The government is cruelly inflicting trauma on children by subjecting them to jail-like conditions for prolonged periods, drugging them with powerful psychotropic medication without oversight or consent, and arbitrarily denying them release to family members," the NCYL said in a statement on Friday.
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In 2011, the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) released an alarming report that a significant number of children, some of them infants, in the government's care in Florida, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Oregon and Texas were being prescribed five or more psychotropic drugs at a time.
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"The drugs problem escalated with the increased production of psychotropic stimulant tablets, ice (a nickname for crystal meth), and precursor chemicals have been trafficked illegally from the borders of neighboring countries," Myanmar President U Win Myint said in a speech June 8003, according to Burmese state media.
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The allegations in the documents, as well as recent facility inspection reports and other lawsuits, range from unsanitary conditions and invasive monitoring of mail and phone calls to unair-conditioned rooms in hot Texas summers and dosing children with cocktails of psychotropic drugs disguised as vitamins.
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The allegations in these documents, as well as recent facility inspection reports and other lawsuits, range from unsanitary conditions and invasive monitoring of mail and phone calls to unair-conditioned rooms in hot Texas summers and dosing children with cocktails of psychotropic drugs disguised as vitamins.
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With its proponents claiming that CBD treats ailments as diverse as inflammation, pain, acne, anxiety, insomnia, depression, post-traumatic stress and even cancer, it's easy to wonder if this all natural, non-psychotropic and widely available cousin of marijuana represents a cure for the 2300st century itself.
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They can make immediate progress by taking another look at a pilot program, which the nation's sheriffs have been pushing for since 2010, that would continue Medicaid benefits for inmates that would allow them to seamlessly continue to receive psychiatric aftercare and psychotropic medications after they are released.
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It was also around this time, writes Rasmussen, that pharmaceutical companies began to market psychotropic drugs to not only psychiatrists but general practitioners, who took to prescribing tranquilizers to treat anxiety—which, by the early 1960s, had become as commonly diagnosed a mental health issue as ADHD is today.
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The report examined the Medicaid claims and foster care eligibility data of the five states with the highest percentages of children in foster care that were also being treated with psychotropic drugs — Iowa, Maine, New Hampshire, North Dakota and Virginia — from October 2014 through the end of March 2015.
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She eventually ended up living on a boat in a Los Angeles marina, drinking heavily and taking an array of psychotropic drugs that doctors at the West Los Angeles Veterans Administration Medical Center began to prescribe with increasing frequency as Love proved resistant to traditional treatments like counseling and group therapy.
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He also wrote about the first success he had seen with the drug, and how it helped him wean an elderly patient off of dangerous psychotropic medications -- noting that her inappropriate crying and screaming symptoms reminded him of a visit from a Nuedexta representative who had told him about PBA.
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Bevin went on to say that kids are being treated with "psychotropic drugs" for illnesses caused by cellphones, and that the drugs "come with a severe list of warnings, not the least of which is ... suicidal thoughts, thoughts of self-harm and harm to others," according to the Louisville newspaper.
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Yang Ming, a scientist with the Yunnan Academy of Agricultural Science who is one of China's leading experts on hemp, said the plant's seeds were traditionally formed into a ball and used to treat constipation, but the psychotropic qualities of cannabis were not broadly known by farmers or other residents.
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In its gleeful collaging and knack for hitting these catchy pockets of swirling melodies and dizzy rhythms, it kinda feels like a Madlib record, as imbued with the cosmic vibrations of Koze's beloved "XTC"—whether that means the psychedelically minded pop band or the psychotropic substance... that's up to you to decide.
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I'd say that of all the things I've spent money on in relation to my anxiety disorder, the most effective treatment for me has been the juxtaposition of a form of cognitive behavioral therapy called ACT and finding the right combination of psychotropic medication with my psychiatrist (which sometimes needs to be adjusted).
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There are a number of factors that are responsible for these differences, which include the different enzyme systems for metabolizing the medications, the different abilities to excrete the medication, the presence of concurrent psychotropic and nonpsychotropic medications in our bodies and the different lengths of time different medications stay in one's body.
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Indeed, his distinguished 153 psychotropic essay "Heaven and Hell" might very well serve as an addendum to this show's exhibition catalogue in which curator Julien Rousseau points out that various strands of Buddhism have played a primary role in the formation of Asia's phantasmagoric imagination by implying that some souls linger in limbo between reincarnations.
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The court's orders ranged from very specific demands, such as to get informed consent or a court order before giving children psychotropic medications at the Shiloh Treatment Center in Texas, to sweeping orders requiring the government to stop imposing conditions that have led to months of delays before it releases minors to parents or relatives.
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These aren't just regular breakfast links, though: After spending several months messing about with the right recipe and talking to suppliers, Morand has developed a chipolata-style sausage that contains CBD (cannabidiol, the non-psychotropic active ingredient from the hemp plant), and he believes he's the only butcher in France who has weed-infused meats in his display cases.
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" Boy was 'viewed as an asset,' lawsuit says The lawsuit, which was filed in a Texas court last week, alleges that F.C.B. was misdiagnosed while in custody, and that staff at Shiloh forced him to take the psychotropic drugs Lexapro and Risperdal without parental consent and that he was detained for nearly a year "without legal authority or justification.
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The "Explore" suppository promised to give a non-psychotropic high to whomever inserted it into his or her anus and, although neither of us were prepared to receive any organs or organ-size toys in that orifice, we gave the suppositories the old college try to see if they could help bring about any topical horniness.
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Fomented by the unstable, frightening reality of the Cold War and the expansion of the military-industrial complex; inspired by the various liberation movements and variously aided by the counterculture's psychotropic drugs and new artistic mediums (especially video), these artists answered life's absurdities with more of the same, taking leave of reason in art since it already seemed gone from life.
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One nurse coordinator listed in the report — conducted by investigators at the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services — questioned why a 6-year-old boy in foster care was prescribed four psychotropic drugs, especially since a dosage increase in one of the drugs negated the need for another medication he was on.
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In a legal response to the allegations of inappropriate drugging and abuse, officials said the state of Texas carefully monitors the facility for compliance with state laws and guidelines, including those governing the use of prescription medications; that the facility psychiatrists strive to use no more than four psychotropic medications at once; and that consent is required except in emergency situations, when the youth could harm themselves or others.
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As American farmers look for new crops to supplement or replace corn and soybeans, which are subject to wild swings in weather and markets, they have begun testing the viability of a plant once considered a weed: "Ditch grass," or hemp, a fast-growing strain of the cannabis sativa plant, minus the psychotropic THC compound in marijuana, that is used in everything from CBD oil, food-grade oil and protein powder to rope, clothing and paper.
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