Plant and Drug Research Studies
Ayahuasca: Psychedelic drug brewed by indigenous Amazonian tribes ‘could be used to treat depression and alcoholism’ The Independent
A psychedelic drug brewed by indigenous South American tribes could be used to treat alcoholism and depression, new research suggests. Ayahuasca, a …
Psychedelic plant brew could improve mental health Medical News Today
A new treatment for mental illness and alcohol abuse could be on the cards, a new study reveals, in the form of a psychedelic plant brew called ayahuasca.
Ayahuasca Study Reveals Improvements in Psychological Well-Being Inverse
A global survey shows ayahuasca, the Amazon brew that contains DMT, has significant healing potential for people living with depression or alcohol use …
First Big Ayahuasca Study Shows Promising Early Results IFLScience
Scientific Reports has just published a new piece of research ayahuasca, making it the largest and most authoritative scientific studies on the matter to d.
The Secretive Family Making Billions From the Opioid Crisis Esquire
You’re aware America is under siege, fighting an opiod crisis that has exploded into a public-health emergency. You’ve heard of OxyContin , the pain medication …
Docs Get Up to Speed on Opioid Prescribing North Carolina Health News
A legislative mandate that went into effect on July 1 require physicians and other providers to learn best practices on opioids prescribing.
MS Study Shows Allergy Treatment Restores Protective Neuron Coating Multiple Sclerosis News Today
Read about a clinical trial suggesting that a common allergy medicine can restore multiple sclerosis patients’ protective nerve cell coating.
Ketamine: Uses, effects, risks, and warnings Medical News Today
Ketamine clinic opens in Aspen with aim to fight severe depression Aspen Times
As ketamine continues to see an increase in acceptance by the medical community, two local doctors have opened a clinic at Aspen Valley Hospital to …
Could psychedelic drug ayahuasca have health benefits? BBC News
It is one of the strongest psychedelic drugs in the world and can trigger violent reactions, but some say its use for mental health issues should be researched.
