Laura Ferreri says you don't need drugs to release dopamine. Music provides all the stimulation you need.
source: https://www.inverse.com/article/52643-what-drugs-should-i-take-at-a-music-festival
Laura Ferreri says you don't need drugs to release dopamine. Music provides all the stimulation you need.
source: https://www.inverse.com/article/52643-what-drugs-should-i-take-at-a-music-festival
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Explains Everything.
Careful about giving Sinemet(L-Dopa) to normal volunteers
It drives compulsive, delusional behavior, and hallucinations
I don’t know. I have read somewhere that mushrooms and LSD also provide a hightened level of enjoyment of some types of music. Indicated in the story’s text were names of performers, such as Jimmy Hendrix and Eric Klapner and Cream. What I do not understand is why not enjoyable performers like The Captain and Tenille?
Auryn: Electric, Heartbreaker, I’ll reach you
Birdy: Skinny love, People help the people, Wings
Katy Perry: Dark horse, Firework, Walking on air
One Direction: Steal my girl, Infinity, You & I
Taylor Swift: Bad blood, We are never getting back together, I know you were trouble
THAT is the best they could do?
A couple of doobies and ‘Dark Side of the Moon’ worked for me back in the day...
I think most music lovers already knew that, whether they ever put their belief into words or not.
I prefer the effects of Chopinine.
No need to introduce a foreign agent. The Pineal Gland and natural Dimethyltryptamine do just fine on their own for this.
The surprising finding would have been no effect - both drugs same as placebo.
So why did the audience riot and tear up the seats at the Paris premiere of Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring? What is the explanation?
And what type music is it that causes this? I don’t need drugs to enjoy Mozart, Bach, Verdi or Wagner. But then I also like QUEEN, BLONDIE and BOB WILLS, and Cab Calloway.
As a nutritionist, an audiophile, and a musician, I classify this under:
Zero Surprise.