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Workouts may help reduce alcohol consumption
Yoga and aerobic workouts cut alcohol consumption in a 12-week study of 140 adults with alcohol use disorder. Yoga gave the biggest drop. It…
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Sleep Deprivation May Affect your Perception of Others And, Thus, Relationships
Sleep deprivation may affect your perception of others, and that strains relationships. In one study, 45 young adults went one night without sleep. Afterward,…
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A cup of coffee may help reduce cigarette craving.
Coffee eases cigarette cravings through compounds other than caffeine. A study in Neuropharmacology found that choline and a compound called n-MP in roasted coffee…
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Psychedelics and near-death experiences reduce the fear of death
Yes. A survey of 3,192 people compared near-death experiences with LSD, psilocybin, ayahuasca and DMT. Both routes left people with less fear of death.…
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Erasing traumatizing memories by modulating NMDA receptors helps treat PTSD
Erasing traumatic memories to treat PTSD may be possible by modulating NMDA receptors in the brain. Standard PTSD treatment pairs antidepressants with cognitive behavioral…
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UC Identified Population At A Greater Risk Of Opioid Addiction
Men aged 30 to 39 carry the highest risk. University of Cincinnati researchers analyzed Ohio health records from 2010 to 2017. White men that…
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Intensive Telephone-Based Counseling can Help Quit Smoking
Intensive telephone counseling nearly doubles quit rates when it is added to nicotine replacement therapy. Georgetown University Medical Center ran a trial of 818…
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Doctors may soon be prescribing magic mushroom pills to patients with mental health disorders
Psilocybin, the compound behind the effects of magic mushrooms, is in clinical trials for depression, anxiety and other mental health disorders. Drug companies are…
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Genetic testing may help improve depression treatment
Genetic testing shows how your liver’s CYP450 enzymes break down antidepressants. That points to a drug your body handles well. In a US Department…
