Nate Seltenrich is a Bay Area-based independent science journalist covering a wide range of topics including psychedelic and cannabinoid science, environmental health, climate change, and more. His work has appeared in many international, national, regional, and local magazines, newspapers, and websites.
More than half a century since its development, the head-twitch response assay still plays a prominent role in psychedelic research.
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?
Researchers see value in a naturalistic approach to psychedelic studies.
Psychedelic is becoming more commonplace, while hallucinogen may be falling from favor.
“…this stands up to scientific rigor and is worthy of further exploration.”
"There's never been a better time to start a center like this."
These creatures have more in common with humans than one might suspect.
One mechanism of action may be similar to taking amphetamines.
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