Drugged: The Science and Culture Behind Psychotropic Drugs

In "Drugged," Richard J. Miller explores the extensive world of psychotropic drugs, detailing their discovery, cultural significance, and varied effects on the human brain. From ancient uses of morphine to modern antidepressants, Miller examines substances like cannabis, cocaine, and caffeine, weaving together scientific insights with historical anecdotes. The audiobook reveals surprising connections, such as the origins of antidepressants in rocket fuel and the impact of hallucinogens on religion, presenting a captivating journey through this complex and often misunderstood landscape. Engaging and informative, "Drugged" invites listeners to rethink the role of these chemicals in human civilization.