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The Wellbeing Lab with Will Young

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Psychedelics

Tuesday 4th April 2023

Will Young and Professor David Nutt discuss psychedelics' potential to treat depression, addiction, and anxiety on 'The Wellbeing Lab'.
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Unlocking the Potential of Psychedelics with Professor David Nutt

During a trip you break down all the resistances to confronting your problems. So people get to deal with their problems that they have been avoiding maybe for decades.
Imagine a world where psychedelics could be the key to unlocking better mental health. In this episode of 'The Wellbeing Lab', host Will Young sits down with neuropsychopharmacologist Professor David Nutt to discuss this fascinating possibility. With a title that sounds like it’s straight out of a sci-fi novel, Professor Nutt delves into the science behind using psychedelic drugs to treat conditions like depression, addiction, and anxiety.
But this isn't just about the science; it's about real people finding real relief. Professor Nutt explains how psychedelics can help break down long-standing emotional barriers, allowing individuals to confront issues they've avoided for years. Ever wondered about microdosing? They cover that too, exploring its potential benefits and the broader implications for mental health. The conversation also touches on brain imaging studies that show what happens in the brain during a psychedelic experience.
Professor Nutt doesn't shy away from discussing the resistance to psychedelics and emphasizes the importance of open conversations about mental health. As a cherry on top, he even talks about his work on developing an alternative to alcohol. If you're curious about the future of mental health treatments or just want to hear an engaging discussion, this episode is a must-listen.