Hi Drug Culture
I have a journalist friend who is seeking input from people who have had unusual and unexpected effects from psychoactive drugs (any types).
It's an interesting question - most people I know with unusual responses to drugs have a reason for it, e.g. a medication they are on or as a result of medical procedures that might have permanently changed their responses, or due to ADHD or other neurodivergence.
Jenny is someone I can personally vouch for. You could use an anon/encrypted email if concerned.
You can read more about her work at http://www.jennyvalentish.com/ and https://twitter.com/jennyvalentish
Here's her pitch for your consideration:
Thanks everyone for your support.
I'll post the resulting Vice article back on this thread for you to check out later.
ALSO I thought it'd be an interesting discussion to have in this thread... are you one of these people who has the opposite or unexpected reaction to a drug? Or it just doesn't affect you? If so, what happened and how do you deal with it?
Thanks
Tronica
I have a journalist friend who is seeking input from people who have had unusual and unexpected effects from psychoactive drugs (any types).
It's an interesting question - most people I know with unusual responses to drugs have a reason for it, e.g. a medication they are on or as a result of medical procedures that might have permanently changed their responses, or due to ADHD or other neurodivergence.
Jenny is someone I can personally vouch for. You could use an anon/encrypted email if concerned.
You can read more about her work at http://www.jennyvalentish.com/ and https://twitter.com/jennyvalentish
Here's her pitch for your consideration:
I'm writing a story for Vice Global about how people have can have quite odd physiological effects to drugs – be it someone who gets revved up on sedatives, or calmed down by stimulants (though that's fairly well established, so I'd prefer different examples), or gets sleepy, aggressive or manic responses to a substance that most do not, or has an reliably adverse reaction to something, or finds that some things don't affect them at all. I'd then be talking to pharmacologists about my case studies, so if you've always wondered why something is the case, now's your chance! Names will be changed, of course. To take part in an email Q&A, please contact [email protected] by Thurs Mar 12, 2020. Be prepared I'll need to ask about: dose, route of administration, the behaviour, and whether you're on any medication.
Thanks everyone for your support.
I'll post the resulting Vice article back on this thread for you to check out later.
ALSO I thought it'd be an interesting discussion to have in this thread... are you one of these people who has the opposite or unexpected reaction to a drug? Or it just doesn't affect you? If so, what happened and how do you deal with it?
Thanks
Tronica