Reclassification Recommendations for Psilocybin From Schedule I to Schedule IV
...the potential for abuse. Although preliminary research studies suggest that psilocybin may be effective for smoking cessation and for disorders such [...]
...the potential for abuse. Although preliminary research studies suggest that psilocybin may be effective for smoking cessation and for disorders such [...]
...disease onset and progression include alcohol consumption, smoking, high psychosocial stress, and obesity.2 But, for now, let’s focus on what [...]
...sacrifice the device’s credibility for field use. Additionally, the device does not seem to account for other routes of administration other than the [...]
...and were asked to refrain from using deodorant and scented body products, smoking, exercising and eating certain foods that could affect their body [...]
...by the following to a larger extent: low educational attainment low income poor couple relationships overweight smoking habits to a larger extent [...]
Did you know that some researchers believe that loneliness is worse for you than smoking? James Maskell is the creator of the Functional Forum, the [...]
...including age, sex, weight, height, smoking status, physical activity, high blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol level, socioeconomic status, and [...]
...for a range of not only behavioral issues but had physical health-related outcomes as well. Examples of physical effects include: sleep disturbances, obesity, [...]
...— such as more physical activity and vegetable intake, and less smoking. Taking just a few lifestyle factors into account significantly [...]
...persisted even when the researchers controlled for behaviors and other psychological factors that might influence cardiovascular disease outcomes, such as physical [...]