MDMA - the active ingredient in the party drug Ecstasy - has been reviled as a menace, a scourge, and even a killer. Now some therapists claim it can help light the way out of a traumatic past and beyond the painful feelings that keep us from the life we
More Top Stories
 |
Inside the Investigation: Can MDMA Heal Psychological Trauma?
O senior editor Jessica Winter spent a year conducting many hours of interviews and research on the potential of MDMA, the main ingredient in the party drug Ecstasy, to help heal psychological trauma.
READ MORE
|
 |
Do You Need to Go on a Buying Diet?
Eating to soothe your anxieties and disappointments isn't healthy, and neither is heading to the mall. If retail therapy is your M.O. (and your closets and drawers are starting to overflow), Martha Beck has three little steps to help you put your purchasing on pause.
READ MORE
|
 |
The Hidden Health Benefits of Massage
Massage isn't just for blissing out. Research is finding that physical contact can lessen depression, lower blood pressure, and even improve immunity.
READ MORE
|
 |
5 Surprising Ways to Live Longer—and a Whole Lot Better
An extraordinary 80-year study has led to some unexpected discoveries about long life.
READ MORE
|
 |
Are Those Strange Sensations a Sign of Menopause?
Odd change-of-life conditions, from joint pain to "buzzing head sensations," are creating lots of confusion.
READ MORE
|
Follow
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
IN THE CURRENT ISSUE
O Magazine search
We Hear You!
