The Fight to Decriminalize Magic Mushrooms: What to Know The Cut
Everything to know about the growing national movement to decriminalize psilocybin, better know as magic mushrooms.
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The Fight to Decriminalize Magic Mushrooms: What to Know The Cut
Everything to know about the growing national movement to decriminalize psilocybin, better know as magic mushrooms.
Inside the first placebo-controlled studies testing if microdosing LSD actually works Wired.co.uk
Taking smalls amounts of LSD or magic mushrooms may improve focus, creativity, and productivity but there’s little evidence to back-up the bold claims. The first …
360° Perspective: Decriminalizing “magic” mushrooms KOAA 5
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Threading Denver’s magic mushrooms needle: Promising as medicine, risky as recreation USA TODAY
Denver, the biggest city in the first state to legalize recreational marijuana back in 2012, has narrowly passed an ordinance to essentially decriminalize psilocybin, the hallucinatory substance found in over 100 varieties of mushrooms. After the results are officially certified later this month, enforcement will be given the lowest priority, and a panel will be established to try to assess the impact of “magic mushrooms” on public safety, finances and public health. From a purely medical perspective, this seems to be a good thing, to allow treatment for a drug problem rather than locking p…
Denver’s ‘Magic Mushroom’ Vote Moves Drug Legalization Beyond Pot Daily Signal
Drug policy experts disagree on whether the results of the Denver referendum on psychedelic mushrooms mark a domino for more legalization efforts.
Leading expert claims doctors should dish out LAVENDER OIL as first-line treatment for anxiety Daily Mail
Professor Hans Peter-Volz, from Germany, said millions are hooked to anti-anxiety drugs benzodiazepines. Experts have disagreed, but are trying to cut back on …
How Much Coffee Is Too Much? A New Study Has the Answer Health.com
Six or more cups of coffee a day can raise heart disease risk, suggests a new study. Here’s what the research shows.
Thinking about coffee may improve your focus, study says Quartz
The source of coffee’s powerful stimulating effects may not be limited to the caffeine in it, or even to its rich, distinct aroma. A new study suggests that merely …
We’ve heard story after story about the benefits. Now we know the limit. Perhaps you’re reading this with your phone in one hand and a cup of coffee in the other, or while heading out from work to meet a colleague for work. If that’s the case, we have some very good news — although, perhaps with a small caveat. Over the past few years, a series of studies have come out showing that drinking coffee–in fact, drinking a lot of coffee–has significant health benefits. In fact, some suggested there could be big benefits in drinking copious amounts. The big unanswered question, however, has bee…
How Much Coffee Is Too Much? Drinking 6 Cups In A Day Is Bad For The Heart, Study Shows Study Finds
There’s no shortage of research showing how drinking coffee is good for health, but is there a point where consuming too much can be harmful?