psychochemical

They been getting some psychochemical treatments now, and pretty soon it's off to the mind laundry, if you know what I mean.

The result can be the whole range of psychochemical disturbances, from depression to schizophrenia.

Toxins and Psychochemical weapons are often referred to as midspectrum agents.

"It must be extremely nourishing," Tom mused, "and produce a psychochemical effect."

While the hypnotics and template will deteriorate, the psychochemical changes will not.

Psychochemical weaponry are devices intended to incapacitate an enemy through psychopharmacological agents.

They also told her that they had a way of locking it in, of making the brain reject any attempts at physical or psychochemical change.

He was subject to anxiety from worrying about the psychochemical problem, and the punch line was that the anxiety attacks could trigger the serious ones.

It was called Frag, and it would be giving off enough psychochemical fragrance into their nostrils to keep there minds dislocated for a week.

A voluntary one at that And then, as a null, you will be remanded to the Inquisition for requisite surgery and psychochemical conditioning.

They had done a lot of deep poking and probing into her mind and her psychochemical makeup as well as her genetic files.

However, other ideas of Coey's-such as his proposed use of psychochemical weapons and the "weapon of starvation" against Mozambicans and Zambians-were less well received.

Psychochemical weaponry: Ancient psycho-chemical use of Datura but also usage of a BZ-related compound (another deliriant) called Agent-15 in Iraq.

Psychochemical weapons are psychoactive drugs, such as BZ, LSD, Kolokol-1, EA-3167, and 3-Methylamphetamine designed to have a disorienting effect when used during combat or interrogation.

The fact that there was absolutely nothing here, not even signs of depression or serious psychochemical disease, to show why a man of this age and condition should suddenly keel over dead was in itself suspicious.

This is all KIDS and programs like it are based on; and, yes, they will work on the average, peer-pressured teen-ager whose addiction is not physical, the result of a deeper psychochemical imbalance.

Human wastes had to be rigorously collected - in itself a considerable undertaking among people no longer responsible for their actions - and subjected to rigorous processing before the complex psychochemical molecules could be broken down.

Hungarian researcher Lajos Rosza wrote that records of Hungary's State Defense Council meetings from 1962 to 1978 suggest that the Warsaw Pact forum had considered a psychochemical agent such as Methylamphetamine as a possible weapon.