Insights from a Canadian survey reveal that while more than a third use natural psychedelics to self-medicate a health condition, few discuss their use with health care providers or test their substances.
Myco-Method is required to halt its marketing and student enrollment until it obtains a license or exemption from licensure, as mandated by HECC. However, Myco Method continues to offer the curriculum to all.
“Psychedelics and plant-based medicines are powerful tools in the process of healing, particularly for the most marginalized folks living under empire, who are underserved, underrepresented and experience the highest rates of violence. Marginalized communities already have limited access to healing spaces, so I think t’s important for folks invested in justice work to center and prioritize what nontraditional forms of healing look like for these communities.”
No fewer than 50 companies have shown interest in offering psychedelic therapy to their employees through healthcare plan startup Enthea.
In a recent study, researchers delved into the neurological effects of three widely debated practices: taking psychedelics, meditation, and hypnosis. Contrary to the assumption of these practices having similar effects of altered states of consciousness, their findings revealed distinct and individual brain changes induced by each of these methods.
Penis Envy mushrooms, like other Psilocybe cubensis varieties, belong to the fungi kingdom. They are a type of hallucinogenic mushroom that contains the psychoactive compound psilocybin.
Magic mushroom tea is not only more pleasant, but it also has quicker effects and is easier on the stomach. It’s also quite simple.
The Psychedelic Athenaeum is a library, social club and community center, aiming to provide a safe space for the psychedelic curious.
Minnesota’s psychedelics task force faces delays; APPA & BrainFutures release first guidelines for psychedelic therapy; Nevada hesitates on magic mushroom decriminalization; “Myco Method” psilocybin program gets second state warning.
In this episode, we delve into the fascinating realm of psilocybin cultivation, innovation, and exploration with the co-founding managing partners of Rose Hill, a pioneering company based in Jamaica.
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