LSD Could Be Viable Alcoholism Treatment

American Voices • Opinion • ISSUE 48•11 • Mar 13, 2012

A comprehensive analysis of LSD studies conducted in the 1960s and ’70s found that alcoholics were less likely to relapse if they took LSD under the controlled supervision of a psychiatrist. What do you think?

“No thanks. My doors of perception are blocked with empties, and they're going to stay that way.”
Jamie Harper –
General Helper
“Yeah, I can see how you’d be less prone to drink when your bottle of vodka screams at you to rip off its head.”
Liz Murray –
Public-Address Servicer
“Man, my psychiatrist sucks.”
Joe Pearson –
Dishwasher

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