Iraq War veteran CJ Hardin says his PTSD left him "hermitized" and unable to live a regular life. That is, was until he was given MDMA, commonly known as the illegal drug Ecstasy, as part of experimental therapy. NBC's Janet Shamlian reports for Sunday TODAY on the clinical trial with groundbreaking results.
Iraq War veteran CJ Hardin says his PTSD left him “hermitized” and unable to live a regular life. That is, until he was given MDMA, commonly known as the illegal drug Ecstasy, as part of experimental therapy. NBC’s Janet Shamlian reports for Sunday TODAY on the clinical trial with groundbreaking results.
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