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  1. Well, this oughta be fun! https://www.axios.com/ecstasy-to-treat-ptsd-fast-trackedl-2478801847.html?utm_medium=linkshare&utm_campaign=organic "We're in this odd situation where one of the most promising therapies also happens to be a Schedule 1 substance," former Brig. Gen. Loree Sutton said to the Washington Post. "This is not a big scientific step ... It's been obvious for 40 years that these drugs are medicine. But it's a huge step in acceptance," David Nutt, a scientist at Imperial College London, told Science. One concern is that approving Ecstasy for PTSD will embolden groups seeking to legalize the drug for recreational use, the Post reports.
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