The Missing Mushroom: Psychedelic Science and the Future of Psilocybin
Scientists know there’s more to magic mushrooms than just psilocybin. But as the psychedelic industry begins taking shape, could the mushroom itself be left behind?
Scientists know there’s more to magic mushrooms than just psilocybin. But as the psychedelic industry begins taking shape, could the mushroom itself be left behind?
Mescaline is the best-known phenethylamine in psychedelic cacti; but what about the other “minor” compounds in those cacti?
Data released by Filament Health shows why it’s important to understand the basic chemical makeup of magic mushrooms.
Some studies reveal that serotonin 2A receptor activation may not be necessary for the potential therapeutic effects of psychedelics.
Reviewing early research (1895-1975) on changes in auditory perception.
MDMA supplements treatment of co-occurring trauma and eating disorders
The path toward therapeutic psychedelic-based drugs is becoming clearer as scientists understand more about how they are processed in the body.
People tread lightly with this psychoactive species because it contains toxic compounds. But what benefits may be hidden inside?
Researchers suggest that the benefits of psychedelic treatment are mediated by a reduction in death anxiety and existential distress.
The serotonin 2A receptor is a major player in the psychedelic response, but it may not be the only one involved.
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