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By Jasmine Virdi Peyote (Lophophora williamsii) is a small, spineless cactus endemic to North America, growing in the vast desert ...
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By Michelle Janikian Like many teens in the mid-2000s, I took a bong rip of Salvia divinorum extract in a ...
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By Sean Lawlor Now that millions of dollars are being invested in psychedelics and platforms ranging from Fox News to ...
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By Pierre Bouchard, LPC As a professional DJ and full-time psychotherapist offering ketamine-assisted psychotherapy sessions, I love selecting music for ...
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By Jeff Kronenfeld Mental health has become one of the central themes of 2020 thanks to COVID-19 and the resulting ...
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By Jasmine Virdi As the use of ayahuasca becomes increasingly widespread, the Amazonian vine has extended its roots beyond the ...
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Psychedelics Today stands in solidarity. As a media company at the forefront of many tough psychedelic conversations, we are looking ...
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By Jerry B. Brown and Julie M. Brown "There is something about the core of this experience that opens people ...
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By Jasmine Virdi Undoubtedly, psychedelics are valuable tools for self-understanding, transformation, and healing, enabling us to peer into our inner ...
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By Debbie Kadagian, LCSW, HHC Throughout my twenties, I spent a lot of time wondering what the meaning of my ...
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When we think of psychedelics, we don’t often think of cannabis. But in an era when people are turning to ...
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Is there more to this issue than the community would make us think? By Michelle JanikianFor decades the consensus of ...
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Some interesting developments today in the world of Holotropic Breathwork & Dr. Stanislav Grof. Stan and his wife Brigitte issued ...
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By Joe Moore In 2014 I became aware of a gentleman named Kilindi Iyi in Detroit, Michigan. He was doing ...
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By Michelle Janikian The recovery community is huge and diverse, but the thing most members of AA and NA subscribe ...
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By Michelle Janikian More people than ever are curious to try psychedelics for mental health and personal growth. But even ...
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By Jonathan Dinsmore Since the lifting of the irrational 30-year ban on psychedelic research around the turn of the millennium, ...
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By Sean Lawlor Dr. Carl Hart is neuropsychopharmacologist and Chair of Columbia University’s Department of Psychology. His research, which focuses ...
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by Jasmine Virdi Modern neuroscience has demonstrated that psychedelics such as LSD, psilocybin, the active ingredient in magic mushrooms, as ...
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By Jeff Kronenfeld Sonoran Desert toads emerge from earthly tombs every year after the late summer monsoons roll in, which ...
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By Zoe Moynihan The psychedelic revolution is upon us. After receiving an FDA “Breakthrough Therapy” designation for psilocybin (a hallucinogenic ...
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By Michelle Janikian Psilocybin for depression is becoming a major avenue of clinical research. The Usona Institute out of Madison, ...
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This is the fourth and final blog of a podcast recorded in John Cobb's apartment in Claremont, California. This was ...
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This is part three in a four-part series recorded in John Cobb's apartment in Claremont, California. This was recorded during ...
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This is part two in a four-part series recorded in John Cobb's apartment in Claremont, California. This was recorded during ...
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This is part one in a four-part series. Kyle, Joe and Johanna Hilla were able to spend time recording with ...
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By Michelle Janikian In the heart of Manhattan’s busy Greenwich Village, the Horizon’s Conference: Perspectives on Psychedelics, graced the Cooper ...
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By Jason Schwab After years of seeking refuge at the bottom of a bottle, Karen Shaw’s experimentation with psilocybin yielded ...
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By Patrick Smith Extinction Rebellion has become the most well-known climate justice movement in history. With over 100,000 members and ...
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Psychedelics Today is sharing this research project from Naropa in hopes that some with adequate experience may contribute! Below is ...
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By Xavier Francuski Ayahuasca is a psychoactive tea traditionally used by indigenous communities of the Amazon rainforest for its powerful ...
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By John Chavez Originally published here. These are the people who toil away in obscurity for years doing the hard ...
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By Malin Vedøy Uthaug A single inhalation of vapor from dried toad secretion containing5-methoxy-N,N-dimethyltryptamine (5-MeO-DMT) in a naturalistic setting is ...
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By Michelle Anne Hobart, MA, SEC, AMFT With the resurgence of psychedelics and the important research into the many therapeutic ...
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On May 8th, the city of Denver, Colorado voted yes on I-301, which decriminalizes the possession and use of psilocybin-containing ...
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Ibogaine is a psychedelic chemical found in the West African shrub Iboga. Bizarre in chemical structure and psychoactive properties, the ...
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This interview was transcribed from our Navigating Psychedelics: Lessons on Self-Care & Integration master class with Elizabeth Gibson of Dreamshadow ...
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This is an edited transcript from a podcast that was recorded live in Bolten Valley, Vermont for a MAPS Psychedelic ...
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Psychedelics Today has withdrawn support and endorsement for MycoMeditations, a legal psychedelic retreat company located in Jamaica We have been ...
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by Malin Vedøy Uthaug, Ph.D. student at the University of Maastricht, Department of Neuropsychology & Psychopharmacology. The consumption of 5-MeO-DMT ...
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Dr. Jessica Katzman at Healing Realms For the first time in nearly three decades, novel classes of medication are being ...
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Psychedelic science and research has been getting a lot of mainstream media attention over the years and for good reason ...
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Psychedelics: A Re-Emerging Field As psychedelic research re-emerges from its dark ages, the world is beginning to learn about their ...
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Originally published: http://altdotmind.com/why-is-psilocin-orally-active/ This is the third article in a series on psychedelic chemistry, and the final article focusing on the ...
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Originally published: http://altdotmind.com/an-introduction-to-psychedelic-tryptamine-chemistry/ The ensuing series of articles are intended for the general reader that, like myself, have an appreciation for ...
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The use of heroin and abuse of opiate pain-relievers has reached an all-time high in the USA. The addictive nature ...
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As psychedelic research progresses, people are starting to feel more comfortable with talking about their life-changing experiences with psychedelic substances ...
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How can we use our mind, intellect, or heart to diffuse or address the origin of our problems that arise ...
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"Can I use my mind as a tool to help me open a closed heart?" We talked to a 79-year-old ...
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"Through my lens, so many problems in this world are driven by people acting from a reactionary place of fear ...
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Kyle and Joe chatted with Brian Normand, Co-Founder of Psymposia, about the development of Psymposia and the online magazine that ...
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