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MDMA could be used to fixing a bad relationship, 90 per cent of clients reported feeling more love towards their partners after undergoing therapy

Love, MDMA and happiness.

by Releasemag
August 29, 2017
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Loved-up ravers dancing the night away might be the most likely people to end up in long-term relationships, if studies into MDMA prove correct.

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According to what might be the most Sixties sounding research paper ever written, couples could benefit from popping pills as they try to work out their differences – in controlled environments, that is.

The work, released in July, is called Psychedelic Moral Enhancement.

It discusses how other researchers have looked at using drugs for moral enhancement ‘in a bid to preserve the earth and the welfare of its inhabitants’,  but that was too much like ‘like science fiction’.

Instead, Brian Earp, a Yale University researcher and research fellow at Oxford, has called for scientific research into chemical effects on relationships – specifically the potential use of ecstasy.

Earp, of Yale University, writes: “In the 1980s, before it was made illegal, MDMA – popularly known as “ecstasy” due to the feelings of euphoria it can induce – was being used as an aid in couple’s therapy by professional counselors.

“Writing in the Journal of Psychoactive Drugs in 1998, George Greer and Requa Tolbert described a method of conducting MDMA-enhanced therapeutic sessions based on their experience with roughly 80 clients between 1980-1985.”

Apparently 90 per cent of Greer and Tolbert’s clients reported feeling more love towards their partners after undergoing therapy.

In terms of directly helping a relationship, Earp told the Metro that it could “restore a good relationship or even to help end a bad one because of its ability to create previously buried openness between couples.”

He added: “It removes our self defense mechanisms. It removes this and frees the mind. It helps to explore territories of our own mind. The evidence is abundantly there.”

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