Jon Stewart ‘Would Love’ to Try Microdosing Psychedelics
The comedian publicly expresses interest in the mental health treatment trend the same day as Paul Stamets’ massive microdosing study results were published.
The comedian publicly expresses interest in the mental health treatment trend the same day as Paul Stamets’ massive microdosing study results were published.
This study also showed microdosers were less likely to use alcohol and were most likely to abstain from consuming alcohol entirely.
“Our goal is to provide insight on key parameters that may impact and explain the mechanisms behind low-dose treatments,” says MindMed Executive President Dr. Miri Halperin Wernli.
On the flip side, 37% of Oregon adults surveyed said they did not know what psilocybin was.
“The potential market for microdosing could be absolutely enormous because it is easier, more convenient, and more familiar,” says Mindset Pharma CEO James Lanthier.
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Researchers hope to establish whether the effects of microdosing are as profound as people say they are, since previous studies could not rule out placebo effect.
The Psychedelic Spotlight podcast guest also addresses criticism that she is a white woman working with sacred plant medicine, and how that inspired her next non-profit venture.
University of Auckland researcher hopes the psychedelic treatment will enhance the effect of psychotherapy, easing end-of-life distress in patients.
Are the benefits of psychedelic microdosing all in our heads? A new study looks at the results compared to placebo. The results might shock you.
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