39 min
#117: Dr. Wayne Hall - The New Science About Psychedelics and How to Use Them Growth Island
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- Health & Fitness
Are you curious about psychedelics and drugs? Let’s hear what the experts have to say.
In today’s episode of Growth Island, Professor Wayne Hall discusses his research into psychedelics, their potential benefits and harms, and how they might be used to help people struggling with addiction. He also comments on recent developments in the field of psychedelic research, including the increasing popularity of micro dosing.
Wayne Hall is an honorary professor at the University of Queensland's National Centre for Youth Substance Use Research. Wayne has advised the WHO on the health effects associated with cannabis use, the viability of drug substitution therapy, the scientific quality of the Swiss heroin trials, the contribution of illicit drug use to the global burden of disease, and the ethical implications of genetic and neurological addiction research.
If you’re curious about trying psychedelics and micro dosing, the sheer knowledge and guidance offered by Wayne in this episode would undoubtedly help you make a wise decision.
Keynotes:
00:00 Coming Up
00:24 Introduction
1:30 Wayne’s journey into researching about psychedelics
2:42 What are psychedelics?
4:47 Current status on research about Ayahuasca
7:35 How can psychedelics be used for treatment
10:39 Ketamine vs Psilocybin - which is safer?
12:38 The truth about microdosing
14:10 Finding the right funding for psychedelic research - easy or tough?
15:56 Who should be extra careful while trying microdosing
17:31 Where will psychedelics be viewed in society, ten years from now?
19:39 Why were psychedelics not a part of academia before?
22:37 Exploring the science-backed benefits of cannabis
28:30 Biggest challenges in psychedelic research
30:08 How to stop being addicted to illicit drugs?
34:05 What guided Wayne to reach such career heights
36:16 Three tips for a happy, healthy, and meaningful life
37:28 Where to find more about Wayne Hall
Connect with Wayne Hall
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wayne-hall
Resources
www.researchers.uq.edu.au/researcher/1067
Are you curious about psychedelics and drugs? Let’s hear what the experts have to say.
In today’s episode of Growth Island, Professor Wayne Hall discusses his research into psychedelics, their potential benefits and harms, and how they might be used to help people struggling with addiction. He also comments on recent developments in the field of psychedelic research, including the increasing popularity of micro dosing.
Wayne Hall is an honorary professor at the University of Queensland's National Centre for Youth Substance Use Research. Wayne has advised the WHO on the health effects associated with cannabis use, the viability of drug substitution therapy, the scientific quality of the Swiss heroin trials, the contribution of illicit drug use to the global burden of disease, and the ethical implications of genetic and neurological addiction research.
If you’re curious about trying psychedelics and micro dosing, the sheer knowledge and guidance offered by Wayne in this episode would undoubtedly help you make a wise decision.
Keynotes:
00:00 Coming Up
00:24 Introduction
1:30 Wayne’s journey into researching about psychedelics
2:42 What are psychedelics?
4:47 Current status on research about Ayahuasca
7:35 How can psychedelics be used for treatment
10:39 Ketamine vs Psilocybin - which is safer?
12:38 The truth about microdosing
14:10 Finding the right funding for psychedelic research - easy or tough?
15:56 Who should be extra careful while trying microdosing
17:31 Where will psychedelics be viewed in society, ten years from now?
19:39 Why were psychedelics not a part of academia before?
22:37 Exploring the science-backed benefits of cannabis
28:30 Biggest challenges in psychedelic research
30:08 How to stop being addicted to illicit drugs?
34:05 What guided Wayne to reach such career heights
36:16 Three tips for a happy, healthy, and meaningful life
37:28 Where to find more about Wayne Hall
Connect with Wayne Hall
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wayne-hall
Resources
www.researchers.uq.edu.au/researcher/1067
39 min