need one for brain plasicity. it would be nice to be able to easily learn a foreign language or musical instrument naturally.
AI in drug discovery – what it is, where we stand and the path forward
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#22need one for brain plasicity. it would be nice to be able to easily learn a foreign language or musical instrument naturally.
There is one!
Ketamin should have huge impacts on neuro/brain plasticity when used properly (i.e. in therapy)
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#23Need one for hair loss ASAP.
there is a AI designed drug for hair loss that i know of.
its slow-release oral minoxidil formulation called MINX. AI helped with the formulation [1].
its in in similar category as VDPHL01. Hundreds of millions if not a billion dollars has been invested into Veradermics, and their main product is VDPHL01 (also an extended-release oral formulation).
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#24Earlier quoted context omitted.
About 2% of finasteride users experience these side effects, and they are reversible after discontinuation.
Apparently some users report persistent side effects even years after stopping the medication (post-finasteride syndrome).
yep that would be me
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#25Earlier quoted context omitted.
About 2% of finasteride users experience these side effects, and they are reversible after discontinuation.
Apparently some users report persistent side effects even years after stopping the medication (post-finasteride syndrome).
How many of them can be accounted for by the natural rate of sexual dysfunction?
I've been taking it without significant side effects for ~15 years, so I'm not worried, although at this point it's losing its main effect as well.
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#26need one for brain plasicity. it would be nice to be able to easily learn a foreign language or musical instrument naturally.
There is one! Ketamin should have huge impacts on neuro/brain plasticity when used properly (i.e. in therapy)
Psychedelics are several orders of magnitude stronger on the plasticity front.
In therapy as well.
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#27Has this yet produced a treatment for AI psychosis?
No? Well fancy that! :)
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#28Need one for hair loss ASAP.
there is a AI designed drug for hair loss that i know of. its slow-release oral minoxidil formulation called MINX. AI helped with the formulation [1]. its in in similar category as VDPHL01. Hundreds of millions if not a billion dollars has been invested into Veradermics, and their main product is VDPHL01 (also an extended-release oral formulation). [1] https://x.com/anagenxyz/status/2071601868841595082
I’m on 0.5 to 1mg oral minoxidil daily for a few years now and it’s working great. Blood pressure benefits too.
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#29need one for brain plasicity. it would be nice to be able to easily learn a foreign language or musical instrument naturally.
Psilocybin has this effect. Source: I can't remember where I read it, so low confidence.
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#30Derek Lowe discusion of the paper https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/so-how-ai-drug-dis...
I think that was originally linked but got changed to the £30 to Elsevier version for some reason.