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The first one is the drugs one, some pretty cool shit, I like the narco subs part and the soap.

On torrents.


Theres 3 episodes out so far. They are really good although the wildlife one isnt about drugs but still ok to watch, the rest are awesome.
 
yeah I saw it. I think I've watched all of the season 3 drugs inc's.. Was that the guy who had been shot and had his intestines hanging out?
 
Why did my comment and that other guys get removed from last night? That doco link had some which I had not seen in previous doco sites.
 
Saw this doco last night, don't think I'd seen it mentioned in here.
Ibiza - Drugland (bbc) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Bh6M0Qj-Jo

I really enjyoed it, fuck I wanna go to Ibiza, I already knew it would be easy to get drugs in Ibiza but this doco makes it look soooo easy. A piece of me dies every time the host buys some MDMA and flush's it down the toilets later =(
 
Watch - DO I DRINK TO MUCH? SBS


Alcohol is by far the most widely used drug - and a dangerous one at that. So why are so many of us drinking over the recommended limits?
How much alcohol can we safely drink?
Addiction expert Dr John Marsden likes a drink. But his father was an alcoholic and although he has taken the decision to allow himself to enjoy drinking, he is obviously conscious of having inherited his father’s genes.

Combining his powerful, personal story with his specialist knowledge, Dr Marsden witnesses psychological and neurological experiments, meets cutting edge scientists and undergoes a rigorous medical analysis to discover the effects of drinking on his own health, all in search of the truth about alcohol.The investigation starts at his own institute, the Institute of Psychiatry in London. Hundreds of teenagers are being brain scanned, genetically tested and psychologically profiled providing information that will help scientists predict what turns a drinker into an addict. It will also get them closer to the holy grail of alcohol research: how much are our drinking lives determined by our genetic inheritance?

John then visits the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism in Maryland, USA. He meets scientists who have defined a genetic marker that connects to a type of alcoholism and investigates a different approach for a different sort of alcoholic – the damaged anxiety obsessed alcoholic. Scientists have found a way of re balancing their brain chemistry – a treatment that could be on the market in months.

John is also prepared to ask the unthinkable. What if we can drink and get away with it? Get drunk, pop a pill and be sober again? Due to one scientists’ research (Proffessor David Nutt - Interesting Part) this is a real possibility. But what would be the consequences for society if we could avoid nature’s way of stopping us drinking?
 
Saw this doco last night, don't think I'd seen it mentioned in here.
Ibiza - Drugland (bbc) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Bh6M0Qj-Jo

I really enjyoed it, fuck I wanna go to Ibiza, I already knew it would be easy to get drugs in Ibiza but this doco makes it look soooo easy. A piece of me dies every time the host buys some MDMA and flush's it down the toilets later =(

Yeah I watched this last night, along with two others from the same team (bbc drugland) london and manchester. Reminded me of the drugs inc series a bit, but this was before them I think. Fun to watch though.
 
Watched that last night, I felt kind of noobish for not knowing psychadelic Truffles existed opposed to there magic mushroom counter part.
Only a 20 minute doco and it's in Amsterdam showing the psychadelic truffle industry that has been growing for the last 5 years since magic mushrooms became outlawed.

Rise of the psychadelic Truffles - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8vaRVwF0xA
 
Watched that last night, I felt kind of noobish for not knowing psychadelic Truffles existed opposed to there magic mushroom counter part.
Only a 20 minute doco and it's in Amsterdam showing the psychadelic truffle industry that has been growing for the last 5 years since magic mushrooms became outlawed.

Rise of the psychadelic Truffles - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8vaRVwF0xA

You can buy them here. The required dose on the packaging is to mascerate some and keep it in your gum or cheek like a quid for 30 minutes which tastes like crap.
 
Series called addicted to pleasure by the BBC. Its really original and looks at opium and is fresh and doesnt just feel the same like all the other american docos
 
sweet ill give it a watch thanks, i see they have also done 'sugar', 'whiskey' and 'tobacco' in the same series.

Whisky
Brian Cox reveals how whisky has shaped Scotland's hard-drinking reputation.
Tobacco
How smoking kick-started the British Empire and created a market of addicts.
Opium
Brian Cox learns the origins and history of modern-day opium addiction.
Sugar
How sugar cane fuelled a consumer revolution but is now responsible for serious ailments.
 
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