Finding Nuance in the Psychedelic Hype Bubble
A recent paper claims we are living through a psychedelic hype bubble, but are the claims of miracle cures and mental health revolutions starting to fade?
Entries by Evan Lewis-Healey
A Beginner’s Guide to Breathwork
Rythmic breathing can focus the mind and energize the body. This beginner’s guide to breathwork tells you everything you need to know
Measuring Psychedelic Integration
Integration is an essential part of psychedelic therapy, and now there is a new scale for measuring psychedelic integration.
Encountering DMT Entities: Are they Real?
DMT is a powerful hallucinogen famous for producing experiences of encounters with entities, but how many people actually see them?
Psychedelics Can Change Your View on the Nature of Reality
A recent study has found that psychedelics can fundamentally change your core beliefs about the nature of fate, reality, and consciousness.
Can Psychedelics Treat Alzheimer’s Disease?
Since substances such as LSD and psilocybin have powerful anti-inflammatory properties, researchers argue that the microbiological action of psychedelics may therefore help fight brain-based symptoms in early Alzheimer’s patients.
Can Psychedelics Cure Chronic Pain? This Promising Study Lays Groundwork for Future Clinical Trials
Nine out of the 11 chronic pain sufferers interviewed say they experienced some kind of lasting pain reduction while self-medicating with psychedelics.
Forgotten Psychedelics: What Is 2C-B?
4-Bromo-2,5-dimethoxyphenethylamine (also known as Nexus, Erox, or 2C-B) was synthesized by a famous American pharmacologist and psychonaut, Alexander Shulgin, in 1974.
Psychedelic Users Experienced Less Psychological Stress During COVID-19 Lockdowns, Study Finds
Researchers found stress further reduced for the participants that use psychedelic drugs at least once every six months.
Psychedelics Help Heal Childhood Trauma, Study Finds
Researchers find that there were significantly lower levels of complex trauma symptoms and feelings of internalized shame in study participants that had used psychedelics therapeutically.
