LSD in the Treatment of Alcoholism
American Journal of Psychiatry October 1, 1969 Frank Johnson 57 citations
Ninety-five alcoholic patients took part in a single-blind study of the efficacy of LSD treatment, which featured four treatment groups: LSD given with and without a therapist present, sodium amobarbital-methamphetamine hydrochloride given with a therapist present, and routine clinic care. At one-year follow-up, with 87 percent of the patients reporting, all groups showed significant...
DOI: 10.1176/ajp.126.4.481 (opens in new tab)
Methamphetamine
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Clinical psychology