About Psychedelics
What do people typically use psilocybin for?
Data from our psilocybin study found that participants primarily used psilocybin with the intention of self-exploration, mental health, and therapy.
Data from our psilocybin study found that participants primarily used psilocybin with the intention of self-exploration, mental health, and therapy.
Nausea is a common side effect of psilocybin ingestion. Mushrooms are largely made up of chitin, which can cause gastrointestinal
In our recent psilocybin study, Psilocybe Cubensis was the most commonly noted species used, and participants largely reported taking dried
While the research on using psychedelics for the treatment of addiction is still in its early stages, findings are promising.
Classic psychedelics, often referred to as hallucinogens, consist of a group of substances such as lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) and
The term ego derived its modern meaning from the work of psychologist Sigmund Freud. In this blanket term, he encompassed
Although undoubtedly the obsessive self-destructive drug seeking behavior seen in drug addiction is indeed pathological, this represents the extreme in
Religious freedom and its relationship to the use of psychedelics is returning to prominence among a modern resurgence of public
In Unlimited Voices: Media, Public Perception, and Psychedelics, we discussed how the media has shaped the public’s opinion of psychedelics
On April 10, we launched the first segment of our new LIVE webinar series, Unlimited Voices: real-world psychedelic conversations for