In this week’s episode of The Spotlight Roundup, we spotlight Field Trip Health as they complete the largest financing raise ever for a psychedelic company in Canada; Red Light Holland completes the sale and import of psychedelic truffles into Canada; Mind Cure Health launches a product sales division; and we look at New York, which may be on the brink of a big psychedelic boom.
Scientists Create A New DMT: Can it Treat Depression? | Psychedelic Therapy
When it comes to treating mental health conditions with psychedelic therapy, one of the most promising compounds is DMT, the main ingredient in the brew ayahuasca. While DMT may have many potential advantages over other similar compounds such as psilocybin, for example, its short duration of effect, the hallucination can be very intense.
It is an open question whether the mental health benefits we see from psychedelic therapy are due to the experience one undergoes when having a hallucination, or whether it comes strictly from the drug’s effects on the brain. If it is the latter, then hypothetically speaking, we could create a version of DMT that does not cause a hallucination.
Enter Psilera Biosciences.
Psilera is a psychedelic medicines company working to create next-generation psychedelics for use in therapeutic settings. Specifically, they aim to create non-psychedelic versions of classical psychedelics such as psilocybin, LSD and DMT.
PSIL-002 is Psilera’s version of non-hallucinogenic DMT. They recently completed a pre-clinical trial in mice that showed that their version of DMT was safe and non-psychedelic. Now they have to show that their version of DMT can treat depression and addiction, starting with alcoholism.
If Psilera’s DMT can treat these mental health conditions equally as well as regular DMT, but without the intense hallucination, then PSIL-002 would probably be the better compound.
It is exciting to see Psilera’s scientists working on answering the following questions:
Can DMT treat depression?
Can psychedelics help with depression?
Can psychedelics help with Mental Health?
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In today’s episode, I talk with Matt Stang, CEO of Delic Corp. Delic (OTCMKTS: DELCF) is a psychedelic medicines company aiming to put a dent in the mental health crisis.
They are doing this in three ways.
First, through their ketamine clinics. Delic runs the largest ketamine network in the world, with dozens of clinics across North America. At the moment, these clinics are only providing ketamine therapy for disorders like depression, but in the future, once they become legal, Delic also plans on offering other psychedelic therapies such as psilocybin and MDMA therapy.
Second, through education. Delic runs multiple media platforms, such as RealitySandwich.com. These media platforms aim to educate and entertain, leading towards the destigmatization of psychedelics in our culture. As many of the people behind Delic Corp were behind the legendary High Times Magazine, this is an area of expertise for the company. Ultimately, psychedelic compounds will never succeed as medicines if society does not get behind them. Delic also has podcasts, and they host psychedelic medicine events.
And third, through science. Delic Labs is currently working on creating next generation psychedelics. Delic Labs also works with third parties, completing research, which allows the labs to run on a profit.
Taken together, Delic is not only a core player in the psychedelics movement, but they are also one of the companies making a solid revenue.
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