In The Loop

February 9, 2023

Alternative Psychedelics: Dangerous Drugs on the Streets
February 10, 2023

This webinar will provide essential information concerning the most dangerous recreational, street, and party drugs in today’s society. Dr. Bornstein will go over the alternative psychedelic and dissociative drugs like MDMA (Ecstasy), dissociative drugs like phencyclidine (PCP), Ketamine, and Salvia. These mind-altering drugs are potent central nervous system stimulants that can lead to severe and fatal adverse reactions. The drug effect is similar to methamphetamine and is often sold on the street as cheap substitutes for methamphetamine and cocaine. Often, hallucinations from “Party Psychedelics” can be side effects related to toxic exposures to these drugs. Dr. Bornstein will present current data concerning entactogens, dissociative drugs, and psychedelic “street drugs.”

Dr. Eric Bornstein’s BIO

Dr. Eric Bornstein (DMD) is the former Chief Medical Officer of Nomir Medical Technologies, and is a biochemist, dentist, and photo-biologist. He has successfully taken three medical device through to FDA 510k approval. Dr. Bornstein has managed five human clinical trials and has patented multiple medical technologies in the areas of lasers, photo-biology, circadian rhythm, adipose tissue modification, and biofilm eradication. Dr. Bornstein is widely published in peer-reviewed journals such as "Current Trends in Microbiology" and "Compendium." For the past five years, he has delivered continuing education seminars and webinars to over 100,000 health care professionals. His lectures encompass the subjects of pharmacology, marijuana, vaping, opioids, hallucinogens, drug abuse, periodontal disease and medical devices. Dr. Bornstein has lectured all over the United States, Canada, Mexico, the UK, Germany, and Israel.

Below is the Parent link for the

Alternative Psychedelics: Dangerous Drugs on the Street Webinar

Bataan Memorial Death March

Normally, The Bataan Memorial Death March is conducted at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. Customarily, there are military and prior military members from all over the world participating in this event. This is a 26.2 mile race (marathon) over strenuous terrain through the high desert of New Mexico. ORMA has previously participated in this ruck march. The Cadets that have chosen to participate in this event, which is held in March, will be preparing for the march over the course of the next few weeks.

The Cadets will be participating virtually and should register as individuals. The 26.2 miles will be completed in one day. SGM McKaughan will be keeping track of the time and distance for the Cadet’s purposes. If they want an individual time, they will need to carry a cell phone during the march though it is not necessary. The Cadets will need to decide if they are going to register as “light” or “heavy”. “Heavy” registration means they will be marching with a 35 lbs backpack (rucksack) as well as a water source.

The Cadets can earn two patches, a ribbon, and a medal for their uniform. SGM McKaughan will provide meals and snacks for the day. We will have water on the course for them to refill their water containers. The Cadets may not miss more than two practice sessions. The link for registration is below.