Sentence examples for psychotropic effect from inspiring English sources

These findings suggest that extremely low doses of THC that are devoid of any psychotropic effect and do not induce desensitization may provide a safe and effective treatment for cognitive decline in aging humans.

Not only does she command the love and loyalty of an assortment of drug-addled incorrigibles, but her saliva and other bodily fluids have "a narcotic and almost psychotropic effect," soothing the throes of withdrawal.

Beta carbolines are potent inhibitors of the enzyme monoamine oxidase, which not only prevent breakdown of DMT, enabling it to exert its psychotropic effect, but also contribute to the drug's effects by elevating serotonin levels at synapses.

Owing to their ability to intensify and prolong this psychotropic effect, other natural substances such as tree barks and coca or tobacco leaves can also be combined with the vine.

Nevertheless, when it is combined with a peripheral MAO-A inhibitor (like harmine), its oral biodisponibility increases, this interaction being the base of ayahuasca psychotropic effect (McKenna 2004).

If one consider that non-G/G subjects are supposed to have a BDNF hypoactivity [7], and that BDNF is a kind of biological reward for presynaptic neurons [5], our observations could mean that the lack of reward induces non-G/G subjects in the continue search of different type of drugs, or in caffeine seeking (for its psychotropic effect).

This effective dose is lower than the dose usually associated with psychotropic effects of THC.

Because skunk gets you as high as gin but has psychotropic effects to boot.

None of the participants had taken any medication with psychotropic effects within the previous year.

Liu, Y. W. et al. Psychotropic effects of Lactobacillus plantarum PS128 in early life-stressed and naïve adult mice.

In two preliminary studies, we sought to characterize its tolerability and psychotropic effects in humans.