Psychedelic Business Spotlight: July 30, 2021
This week in psychedelic business news: More psychedelic-assisted therapy clinics, recruitment begins in early DMT trial, and Filament gets more Health Canada love.
Author: Jennifer Walker-Journey
Oregon Psilocybin Advisory Board Finds the Psychedelic Reduces Depression and Anxiety
The subcommittee’s review is the largest of its kind to be conducted in the state, which legalized psilocybin for therapeutic and medicinal purposes last November.
Pennsylvania Lawmakers to Propose Legalizing Psilocybin for Therapeutic Use
Republican Tracy Pennycuick and Democrat Jennifer O’Mara are the latest politicians to take notice of the proven therapeutic use of psilocybin.
Ayahuasca May Help Curb Drug and Alcohol Addiction
New study compiles the experiences of 8,629 ayahuasca users from 40 different countries, and results are very promising for the future of psychedelic-assisted therapy.
AOC Is Trying (Again) to End ‘Ridiculous’ War on Drugs to Further Psychedelics Research
AOC says she is “undeterred” after her previous effort to change laws drew laughs from congressional colleagues.
Psychedelic Business Spotlight: July 23, 2021
This week in psychedelic business news: Psychedelics as a treatment for obesity and TBIs, plus another psychedelic company inches toward listing on NYSE American stock exchange.
Megan Pormer Calls Ketamine ‘One of the Most Incredible Experiences of My Life’ While Talking Psychedelics with Lamar Odom
The Iranian model, actress and scientist bonds with former NBA star over spiritual experiences with deceased loved ones during psychedelic trips.
Levitee Labs to Begin Trading on the CSE This Week
The emerging wellness company aims to transform mental health and addiction treatments through the integration of psychedelic medicines and therapies.
Psychedelic Business Spotlight: July 16, 2021
This week in psychedelic business news: A generous donation to advance MDMA research, psilocybin for end-of-life anxiety, and provisional patents filed for synthesizing ibogaine.
Psychedelics Decriminalization Bill Clears Another Hurdle in California – But Not Without Controversy
The state’s Assembly Public Health Committee wants to set legal limits on possession amount, and at least one advocacy organization thinks that’s a problem.
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