
Magic Mushrooms Could Be Reclassified, Experts Say Newsweek
Psilocybin is increasingly being recognized by scientists as potentially effective treatments for a number of psychological disorders, such as addiction and …
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Magic Mushrooms Could Be Reclassified, Experts Say Newsweek
Psilocybin is increasingly being recognized by scientists as potentially effective treatments for a number of psychological disorders, such as addiction and …
Psychedelic Mushrooms: Scientists Propose Making Them Legal Inverse
Magic mushrooms may be poised to make a magical transformation within the law. In their recent review in Neuropharmacology, a team of researchers from …
“Magic” Psilocybin Mushrooms Deserve New Legal Status, Argue Scientists Inverse
Psychedelic “magic” mushrooms may become legal in the next decade if some psychologists and psychiatrists have anything to say about it. The active chemical …
Could “Magic Mushrooms” Help You Stop Smoking? TheFix.com
A new study examined whether psilocybin could help long-time smokers put down their butts for good.
Hopkins researchers recommend reclassifying psilocybin, the drug in ‘magic’ mushrooms, from schedule I to schedule IV The Hub at Johns Hopkins
In an evaluation of the safety and abuse research on the drug in hallucinogenic mushrooms, Johns Hopkins researchers suggest that if it clears phase III clinical …
There’s a new drug crisis harming Americans The Hill
There is another drug crisis following the opioid crisis and that is the benzodiazepines with the brand names of Valium, Xanax, Klonopin and more. According to …
Why drug testing saves companies, careers and lives Jackson Clarion Ledger
With the increase in substance abuse reaching epidemic levels, drug testing is more important than ever.
Were Reader editors crazy? San Diego Reader
I go for a score: male-bonding gambit #502. “I understand” — dig this — “we’ve got something in common. Both of us were 4-F during the Vietnam War.” …
Amazonian Psychedelic May Ease Severe Depression, New Study Shows IFLScience
Leon” is a young Brazilian man who has long struggled with depression. He keeps an anonymous blog, in Portuguese, where he describes the challenge of livi.