The Role of Oxytocin in MDMA’s Prosocial Effects
The link between oxytocin and MDMA is less straightforward than once thought.
The link between oxytocin and MDMA is less straightforward than once thought.
Escalating LSD doses lead to more pronounced subjective and autonomic effects, while pre-administration of ketanserin prevents the effects of a high LSD dose.
Feasibility, safety, and potential efficacy of psilocybin-assisted group therapy was demonstrated in treating demoralization in this marginalized population.
A new clinical study reports that 20µg of LSD significantly reduces pain perception. This promising investigation builds on the little-known history of research into LSD as a potential analgesic.
The first trial will determine the sublingual dose equivalent to 25 mg psilocybin administered orally.
Researchers will examine whether MDMA can offset some of the negative side effects of LSD in a therapeutic setting.
Two studies indicate that higher doses of psilocybin are necessary for sustained reductions in depression and anxiety.
Comments from Matthew Johnson of Johns Hopkins provide an update on this research.
Three clinical trials are underway to find out if these psychedelic compounds can provide relief for patients.
Psychedelic Science Review Editor Barb Bauer conducts a review of some landmark studies.
Psychedelic Science Review is working to bring cutting-edge science in the field of psychedelics to the public in the most accessible, thorough and accurate way possible. Join our communities on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram and share our content with your network to help us bring scientifically-backed information about psychedelics to the world.
NEW! Shop the PSR Supporter Store to show your support for psychedelic science.