Could psychedelics transform mental health?
Think of magic mushrooms and LSD and it’s likely that science is not the first thing that springs to mind. View articles
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Can Psychedelic Drugs Do Good?
On October 29, 1966, the Austin-based band 13th Floor Elevators performed their psych-rock hit, “You’re Gonna Miss Me” on American Bandstand. View article
Another psychedelic revolution, but this time it’s different
After years battling arduous laws and red tape, psychedelic therapy research is enjoying new found freedoms. The onus is now on scientists to prove it really works… View article
Psychedelics’ Buddhist Revival
Nearly ten years ago, in the middle of a monthlong meditation retreat, Spring Washam had a sobering experience. Far from entering one of the blissful states of concentration that often mark the jhanas, the progressive stages of meditative absorption outlined in Theravada Buddhism… View article
Groovy, baby! The renaissance in psychedelic science is here
If you’ve been paying attention to the health news of late, you might think you’ve have travelled back in time to the 1960s. It’s not a bad acid trip. View article
A new scientific study suggests strong similarities between near death experiences and the psychedelic drug
The chill of the fluid flows through Iona’s arm as the DMT – N,N-Dimethyltryptamine– is pumped into her bloodstream. View article
Psychedelic Drug Banned In The U.S. May Help Battle Addiction
SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX 5) — Addicted to food, alcohol, cigarettes, sex, or painkillers? View article
Many ex-opioid addicts credit ‘ibogaine’ with cure, but it’s illegal in US
America’s worsening opioid epidemic is prompting calls for a serious look at a form of therapy some people say helped them overcome their addiction when all else failed. View article
Dying to get clean: is ibogaine the answer to heroin addiction?
At the age of 12, Jay was smoking cigarettes and weed; by 16, he was snorting coke; two years later he was taking heroin and crack – but he says by the time he left university he was a “functional drug addict”, able to get up in the morning, put a suit on, travel from […]
150 years into the opioid epidemic, many are resorting to ibogaine treatment
Every new government administration has its fair share of issues inherited from predecessors. In the US it is no different. View article