Ayahuasca
Can an Ayahuasca Ceremony Heal Immigrant and Refugee Trauma?
A new study looks at how an ayahuasca ceremony may help rebuild community and heal trauma in a group of
A new study looks at how an ayahuasca ceremony may help rebuild community and heal trauma in a group of
By Matthew X. Lowe, Ph.D. Ayahuasca Painting by Howard G Charing In recent years, the use of ayahuasca for both
By Trey Brasher Beta-blockers are a class of drugs most commonly prescribed for reducing hypertension (lowering blood pressure) and widely
People of varied religious backgrounds have associated psychedelics with enlightenment and spiritual practices for thousands of years. Records from 3780
Last month, we had the honor of welcoming Dr. Gunther Weil, the only remaining member of the Harvard Psilocybin Project,
By Trey Brasher On April 19th, 1943 in Basil, Switzerland, chemist Albert Hofmann took the world’s first trip on LSD.
The majority of psychedelics research is focused on health-related outcomes of full-dose psychedelics, but the increasing popularity of microdosing warrants
Until recently, the only way to have an experience of an MDMA ‘roll’ was curtesy of clandestine chemists working in
Although undoubtedly the obsessive self-destructive drug seeking behavior seen in drug addiction is indeed pathological, this represents the extreme in
Research Director Matthew Lowe is no stranger to the world of neuroscience and psychedelics. As previous Director of Research at
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