‘Extremely severe’ Cyclone Fani takes aim at India and Bangladesh Axios
Tropical Cyclone Fani is intensifying over the western Bay of Bengal, and it is forecast to hit somewhere between the Indian states of coastal Odisha and West …
Month: April 2019
Denver might decriminalize psychedelic mushrooms BGR
As more and more U.S. states embrace marijuana, tearing down decades of anti-weed propaganda in the process, some cities are considering approaching …
Experiencing a ‘higher power’ has a positive impact on mental health, wellness • Earth.com Earth.com
Both drug-induced and spontaneous encounters with a higher power or “God” can be life changing for people both on a spiritual and physical level.
Disposal of Unused Medicines: What You Should Know FDA.gov
When your medicines are no longer needed, they should be disposed of promptly. Consumers and caregivers should remove expired, unwanted, or unused …
The Magic of Mushrooms Psychology Today
There is mounting evidence that psilocybin can effectively treat depression.
Imperial launches world’s first Centre for Psychedelics Research | Imperial News Imperial College London
The first formal centre for psychedelic research in the world will launch at Imperial College London today. Funded by more than £3 million from five founding …
Study: Encounters With God, Even Under The Influence, Provide Lasting Mental Benefits Study Finds
A study by researchers at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine found that those who have had divine encounter experiences — the sensation of seeing a …
Profound experiences linked to mental health benefits The Hub at Johns Hopkins
Majority of people who have reported encountering ‘God’—whether spontaneously or triggered by psychedelics—report lasting positive changes to …
Forced Opioid Taper Not Ideal Says Study — PROP Pushing Back National Pain Report
As medical science continues to argue against forced opioid tapering, the folks at PROP are promoting the CDC Guideline for Prescribing Opioids for Chronic …
Kratom Craze: After wife’s death, Franklin County man seeks ban on popular substance KMOV.com
ST. LOUIS (KMOV.com) — People say it can relieve anxiety and pain, even give you a boost of energy, but others say it can kill you. Kratom is legal in Missouri …