Single-dose propranolol tied to ‘selective erasure’ of anxiety disorders
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#3Imagine this being used to erase more complex memories, like that person you dated for two weeks that broke your heart.
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#4Incredible, amazing, wonderful -- and a bit scary. Imagine this being used to erase more complex memories, like that person you dated for two weeks that broke your heart.
Re: Single-dose propranolol tied to ‘selective erasure’ of anxiety disorders
#5Incredible, amazing, wonderful -- and a bit scary. Imagine this being used to erase more complex memories, like that person you dated for two weeks that broke your heart.
Re: Single-dose propranolol tied to ‘selective erasure’ of anxiety disorders
#6Incredible, amazing, wonderful -- and a bit scary. Imagine this being used to erase more complex memories, like that person you dated for two weeks that broke your heart.
Re: Single-dose propranolol tied to ‘selective erasure’ of anxiety disorders
#7> The researchers next conducted a randomized, double-blind clinical trial in 45 individuals with arachnophobia. Fifteen received 40 mg of propranolol after spending 2 minutes in proximity to a large tarantula, 15 got placebo, and another 15 received propranolol without exposure to a tarantula. One week later, all patients who received propranolol with spider exposure were able to approach and actually pet the tarant…
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#10Oh wow, I'd be keen to give it a go:
1. Standing next to an edge of a tall building.
2. In a tightly enclosed space.