MDMA
topic on 5 shows · 9 statements across 6 episodes
the Y Combinator Startup Podcast 
American Optimist 
WTF is with Nikhil Kamath 
All-In 
TBPN
9 statements about MDMA, every show
Huberman: MDMA will ultimately receive FDA approval for PTSD
“So I think ultimately it will be approved.”
Huberman: Properly dosed MDMA yields 60% to 70% PTSD remission rates
“The remission rates on PTSD, by the way, from Properly dosed and spaced MDMA is remarkable. Up to somewhere between 60 and 70% remission rates on PTSD.”
MDMA achieves 60% to 70% remission rates for PTSD
“The remission rates on PTSD, by the way, from properly dosed and spaced MDMA is remarkable up to somewhere between 60 and 70% remission rates on PTSD.”
Bryan Johnson: Emergent evidence shows psychedelics are alternatives to pharma drugs
“There's a lot of interesting trials for veterans working on PTSD. You know, also psilocybin is very promising. So I'd say, yeah, psychedelics are having a resurgence in the US of interest where they got pretty buried by the government in the seventies, eightie…”
Calacanis predicts MDMA, psilocybin, and ayahuasca decriminalization is next
“MDMA, psilocybin, and some of these other plant-based medicines, ayahuasca, are next, and they're doing studies on them now.”
Caliri: Early clinical trial results for psychedelic medicines are strongly positive
“Early clinical trial results for many of these different compounds are really positive, really strong, both for the basic sort of common disease like depression, anxiety, but also for things that are quite a bit more challenging to treat.
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Caliri: MDMA is one of the most promising treatments for PTSD
“There's a great phase two trial using MDMA for patients with PTSD. That result was released, I think a couple months ago from a nonprofit called MAPS. And the results are really strong. It's one of the most promising therapeutic modalities out there for PTSD.”
Watts: David Nutt was fired after stating MDMA is safer than horseriding
“He was, he worked for the government he was the drug czar, so he informed them or advised them about the scientific harms of different drugs and how they should be scheduled or, you know, where they should be in the schedule of illegal drugs, and he was sacked…”