Alex Korb, Ph.D., shares the question he asks himself when he’s feeling anxious and it allows him to address the problem without freezing or stewing. https://t.co/FSk85BEWSP
@DGlaucomflecken Depends on how they’re used. Thinking of it as a traditional medicine like most psychiatrists do, mostly ineffective. So taking it daily, not a great idea. But as a high-dose to create a transformational experience, probably very effective for some (with high variance)
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"In the complex world we live in, there's a lot of irrelevant information (... noise, how your stomach feels, the weather...). When you make a decision, the prefrontal cortex helps you ignore irrelevant distractions and focus on completing a goal." -Alex Korb, The Upward Spiral
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