drtashaswalve
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TransnosaurusHex :
OH METH. Fuck I thought I was gonna have to worry about my amethyst
2026-06-28 22:17:20
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MorganKB316 :
When you first started talking about crystals, I was thinking about actual gathering of the rocks and I was very concerned because that’s what I actually do.
2026-06-29 05:02:46
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ILUVWEED420 :
it happened to me the last one made me quit...that's was 8 years ago 💯
2026-06-30 01:43:38
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Dr. Gabby MD :
As a psychiatrist, it is difficult to distinguish. Many people will tell me they’re using and that makes it more clear. The medications used to treat are basically the same however.
2026-06-29 18:01:31
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johnnyschill99 :
I had meth induced psychosis and it lasted a good 3 years into sobriety. Been sober 5 years and am way better but definitely have residual effects.
2026-06-29 07:04:41
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Nick :
I’ve had meth induced psychosis I had it for many months
2026-06-28 23:57:31
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SawyernNate :
Old nurse here. I absolutely love your content! When I was in school none of these topics were mentioned and it’s such important information. Thank you!
2026-06-29 01:46:09
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🇨🇦Bass_daddy🇨🇦 :
I used it for a decade daily. Never once had psychosis.
2026-06-29 11:52:40
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DrDreAMK :
For dx of schizophrenia symptoms have to last a least 6 months … is part of the criteria (but actually is very hard to tell)
2026-06-29 11:05:40
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n/a :
When I was in psychosis, I was accused of being on crystal, and it was so detrimental to my social relationships and recovery.
2026-06-29 13:45:21
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Captain Archibald 🇨🇦 :
I used to captain a commercial fishing vessel in Alaska and I quit after we had our 3rd MOB loss from crystal psychosis it’s so scary when put as sea
2026-06-29 04:15:43
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Kara Bo Beara 🦈 :
omg YEESSSSSS to the end part especially. I'm no expert, but I strongly believe that access and education are far more likely to relieve this crisis than further restriction and stigmatization. I have too many thoughts here to write a reasonably lengthen comment though so ill stop there.
2026-06-29 00:33:58
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Yettuce maclettuce :
I had symptoms up to a year after Quitting it but, to be fair, I am bipolar.
2026-06-28 23:29:02
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qkearbear :
My BIL has been hospitalized for months for meth induced psychosis multiple times. this last relapse he has not come out for almost 9 months and needed competency restoration.
2026-06-29 20:53:32
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Chris Paul84323 :
I have schizoaffective and never done meth, but ive been accused of it in the past particularly in college when I didnt know I had psychosis (I didnt realize it until I was 34)
2026-06-29 04:36:49
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Themperess :
thoughts on the Euphoria show?
2026-06-28 22:30:07
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📞aleb :
My friend went through a really bad psychosis period from use a year ago (not really sure he’s ever fully recovered). He stopped using for a bit but sadly went back to it
2026-06-29 02:31:04
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catastrophycrown :
I love your videos. They way you break things down, being so down to earth about stuff. Your just amazing.
2026-06-29 23:24:44
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Dylan Blue :
I had snow induced mania it lasted 4 months then it was depression. I am good now but It’s scary.
2026-06-29 10:45:29
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garayur :
is there a difference in treatment or are they functionally the same?
2026-06-28 23:34:58
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tinykittyfists :
It’s so interesting witnessing this as someone who works at a psychiatric facility. Your videos are really insightful
2026-06-29 05:06:21
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I was having crazy delusions , although I knew they weren't real I was still tortured by my inner thoughts and since your hearing is amplified, everything sounded like a knock. prior to being on amphetamines I was abusing another stimulant and wholeheartedly thought I had schizophrenia because the symptoms were so steady and frequent
2026-06-28 22:46:13
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maddy bunny duh💋 :
how horrible that a relapse makes users more likely to develop psychosis :( to anyone struggling i do not look down upon you!! meth is just so much harder on the body than other “hard” drugs commonly abused. which breaks my heart bc it’s commonly abused in places with lack of medical care. to me it’s not something to look down on, it’s just an incredibly tragic addiction, due to the accelerated wear and tear on the brain & body. that is so heartbreaking that relapse makes it more likely.
2026-06-29 14:30:15
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Conley :
Can you do a Poppers deep look?
2026-06-28 22:44:55
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<3 :
You said “knowing how to figure out these things can really help if someone’s unwilling to admit they use a drug”. But they can also really harm - as you said, drug use is stigmatised, and people deny it for good reason. If someone in psychosis is found to be using drugs they are far more likely to be criminalised, and any methods of “figuring it out” will likely be used by police. They’re also far more likely to be sectioned (idk if the same term is used in USA, but I mean involuntary psych holds) or forced into detox or rehab. All psychotic people are at risk of this, but if drug use is found it’s more likely as a “quick fix” (ie forced abstinence) is considered economically useful, even if it doesn’t actually work. Also, there probably aren’t any defining features of drug related psychosis that aren’t found in any non drug users - but authorities don’t exactly care for 100% accuracy and so false accusations of drug use will increase. So, when people claim they are not using drugs, or refuses treatment, it’s best to respect what they say. There are far more harms resulting from (correctly or falsely) assuming they use than there are potential benefits. In my opinion there are no potential benefits, but I’m a prison and psych abolitionist and against all involuntary treatment - I don’t expect you to agree with that, but at the very least acknowledge the harms. I generally appreciate the research you discuss but this one seems more like an interrogation manual than anything of benefit to society.
2026-06-28 23:24:55
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