Psychedelic Beer: The Leadership Elixir of the Ancient Peruvian Andes
Archeological research suggests psychedelic beer may have helped rulers of the pre-Incan empire maintain power for 400 years.
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DEA Proposes Adding 5 More Psychedelics to Schedule 1 Controlled Substances
Agency argues these five tryptamines “have no known medical use,” setting up a showdown with the emerging psychedelics industry.
Is ‘The Trip’ Essential to The Psychedelic Experience?
Biology and experience are tough to separate, but some researchers are exploring the possibility of non-hallucinogenic psychedelics as a mental health treatment. This begs the question: what do we lose, and what do we gain when we take the trip out of the psychedelic experience?
Psychedelics Will Have a Big Presence at SXSW in 2022
Tim Ferriss and Roland Griffiths are among the biggest names in the burgeoning psychedelics movement that are set to appear during the SXSW Conference running from March 11-20.
Mindset Pharma Teams Up with The McQuade Center to Develop 2 Families of Novel Psychedelic Compounds
It’s yet another sign that the pharmaceutical industry at large is taking the potential of psychedelics very seriously.
You Can Make ‘Bad Trips’ Good with Storytelling, Psychedelics Study Shows
Evidence supports the idea that the possibly unpleasant nature of the psychedelic experience is an integral part of its therapeutic benefits.
DEA Boosts Psychedelics Production (Again) to Meet Research Demand
Drug Enforcement Agency also addresses concerns from Native American Church regarding peyote poaching for mescaline research.
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.
How Dr. Monnica Williams Created Canada’s First Psychedelic Master’s Degree Program: ‘Nobody Took Me Seriously’
After two long years of preparing documents and presenting to various committees, the program is in its final stages, and the University of Ottawa will soon begin accepting applications for the fall semester.
Jada Pinkett Smith Tackles Exclusion of People of Color From Psychedelic Research on ‘Red Table Talk’
“We know nothing scientific about psychedelics and people of color and how appropriate our treatments are for people in those communities,” says psychedelic researcher Dr. Monnica Wiliams.
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