The Challenges Inc Podcast
The Challenges Inc Podcast
TAP024 Natural vs Synthetic Drugs
TAP024 Natural vs Synthetic Drugs
TAP024 Natural vs Synthetic Drugs
Tuesday 15th March 2016
Break down the myths around natural vs synthetic drugs and their impact on drug policy in this 'Challenging Pathos' episode.
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Get the buttons here!Natural vs Synthetic Drugs: Breaking Down Misconceptions
It s not because the drugs are bad, it s because people are so skeptical in many cases, yeah, and so that may be something the general public, or everybody in this area, needs to work on is getting people to be comfortable with the idea of something being synthetic, because a lot of people are just by default comfortable with, like I said, a leaf or a root or a mushroom or something like that.
Are natural drugs really safer than synthetic ones? This episode of 'Challenging Pathos' tackles this widespread belief head-on. Host Glenn Marshall and his guests take you on a journey to understand why the distinction between 'natural' and 'synthetic' drugs isn't as clear-cut as it seems. They delve into how individual factors like a person's mental state, environment, and neurochemistry play crucial roles in determining a drug's safety, rather than its origin.
You'll hear about the dangers associated with both types of drugs, from psychedelics to deliriants, and why it's essential to move past simplistic classifications. This episode also touches on how these misconceptions impact drug policy and harm reduction efforts. With a mix of expert opinions and real-life stories, it challenges listeners to rethink their assumptions about what makes a drug safe or dangerous.
Whether you're curious about the science behind these substances or interested in broader societal impacts, this episode offers a fresh, critical perspective.