DMT: The Biosynthesis Debate
New research provides insight into the debate centered around the brain's capacity to synthesize DMT endogenously.
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2014 Study Shows Psilocybin Changes Communication Patterns
A 2014 study showed that psilocybin opens up communication between areas of the human brain that don't normally talk to each other.
Johns Hopkins Medicine Opens Center for Psychedelic and Consciousness Research
The center is the first of its kind in the US and will propel psychedelic research to a new level.
Johns Hopkins Starts Psilocybin Clinical Trial to Treat Anorexia Nervosa
Anorexia has phenomenological parallels to anxiety and addiction, both of which have been shown to improve with psilocybin-assisted interventions.
Psychedelics and Women’s Health
More and more women are self-treating with psychedelics to relieve their symptoms.
The Top 10 Psychedelic Research Papers of the Last 10 Years
With frequent appearances by Dr. Robin Carhart-Harris.
Microdosing Psychedelics: Does it Work?
In spite of the hype, a new Imperial College study says the jury is still out.
Psilocybin Mushroom Extract More Effective Than Pure Psilocybin in Reducing OCD Symptoms in Mice
This study provides more evidence for the entourage effect in magic mushrooms.
The Top 10 Psilocybin Research Papers of the Last 20 Years
A 2006 paper by Dr. Roland R. Griffiths and his team holds the #1 spot
Researchers Synthesize 6-Methylated Congeners of Psilocybin
These new compounds will give scientists a better understanding of how serotonin-based psychedelics work.