Drug and music interaction

Posted on February 16, 2006 by randomjohn

Apparently, loud music prolongs the effects of MDMA (ecstasy).

Filed under: Health and wellness

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  1. Random John reloaded » Music therapy for diabetes and asthma, on February 23rd, 2006 at 9:00 am Said:

    [...] Recently I posted on how loud music and MDMA interact. While the interactions aren’t wonderful, they do bring up a lot of questions about other music and drug interactions, and whether music can be used to influence illness. Well, here’s an article about the use of music to treat asthma and diabetes. While I’d personally shy away from words like “cure” (which I do anyway for any type of treatment conventional or alternative), I find the area of research exciting. [...]

  2. Random John reloaded » Music: the undrug, on June 23rd, 2006 at 10:20 pm Said:

    [...] I’ve recently covered music as both a therapy for asthma and diabetes and as synergist of sorts with MDMA (ecstasy). Frank Herbert knew about the power effects of music when he wrote in Dune about the drug and music combination (mostly for mind control). [...]

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