I sined in just to comment on this issue at first, then share my 35yr drug knowledge
Is this true?
Are there any study or information available to see it's true!
I had a personal study done on fellow pupils in my uni days (with their consent; and all expenses on me) and they all lost it. I mean lost it, not just inhibitions, but full memory memory, most faculties etc. Next day they couldn't remember why their faces were painted with lip stick and half them had been giving each other BJs. Sounds almost like a fun night right? Except the damage ran into 10's of thousands of pounds, mostly to my flat. That and as no one had wanted to do what they did, BJer or not, it was mostly disgusting in consequence, although enlightening. Also all it involved was a large glass of wine and a 10 mg dose for females and a 20 mg for males. So, in short answer their is a lot of proof.
These were all responsible students, committed to extended drug interaction theory (three are now general practitioners, 1 a surgeon and most others involved in furthering scientific proof and method but not necessarily via studying disease on the body, more in Petri dishes. Point is it wasn't like they were natural crazy fuck ups; they wouldn't have been invited anyway. Also they weren't desperate for release; they had a lot of that the natural ways.
I hope to Bejeesus none of then are forum members here or they'll recognise it in a flash; mainly by the aftermath, to some degree the initial project. Although by the next day most of them had forgotten why they had done what they had done; as in the scientific purpose. I had to show the the documented footage.
So, be very careful. Personally I almost never drank much wine, but I took a lot of benzoes for sleeping. Many others were in-between, selected for that purpose. So there was no common denominating factor; chemistry wise at least. That said I am sure done properly it could have some great experiences