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Will there be treatments within 30 years? Will there be methods that could treat brain inflammation or rewire the brain in order to stop it?

>> No.12435446

Everyone is gonna be smoking dank

>> No.12435533

>>12435446
With new technology, won't there be proper treatments do you think?

>> No.12436594

>>12435533
At some point yes but with weed being legalized pretty much everywhere and with how cheap and easy it is to consume: even if there is a "better" treatment, it probably won't be better in terms of ease of access for a bit

>> No.12436813

deep brain stimulation, perhaps targeted lesioning of locations in brain, perhaps irreversible localized nerve blocks through chemical means, shit like that

>> No.12436818

also, plain-jane Rx is likely to improve. Opiates still have their place. We might see increased used of ketamine or novel rx with similar function to ketamine,

>> No.12438658
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12438658

>>12435384
Having experienced the cure for supposedly chronic RSI and back pain firsthand and seen how widely ignored it is despite being unbelievably effective, nothing major will be done. You will have to check out the cure yourself while the rest of the world keeps on treating superficial symptoms.

>> No.12438666

>>12438658
I should add that although Sarno found the cure for a big chunk of chronic pain conditions, I don't remember him mentioning brain inflammation, so your mileage may vary.

>> No.12439991

>>12435384
There is a real neurological disorder in which the sufferer cannot feel physical pain.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congenital_insensitivity_to_pain
This can probably be exploited to develop pain abolishing treatments