Denver Leads Drug Policy Reform, Decriminalizes Magic Mushrooms Maui Time
In a national first, the people of Denver voted to decriminalize psilocybin-containing mushrooms last week. Psilocybin-containing mushrooms, also known as …
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Denver’s decriminalization of psilocybin opens a floodgate of misinformation and possibilities Anchorage Press
By Darren HarpDaddy Smith. “No one should ever be arrested or go to jail for the possession or cultivation of any kind of mushroom.” — Michael Pollan.
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You Can Get Your Caffeine Buzz by Looking at Coffee, Study Says Radio.com
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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…