Steve Jobs informed the Department of Defense in 1988 that taking LSD “was a positive life-changing experience...
There has been a notable rise in recorded cases of depression in recent years, primarily...
When local girls from Salem began to have strange visions, the intensely religious Puritan community...
Ever wonder what would happen if someone did dose the water supply? Well, far from...
Psychedelic substances have a long history of therapeutic use, and the link to meditation is...
From birth in a lab to the Vietnam war, continuing on to parties and now...
Previously, magic mushrooms have been linked to the treatment of depression, PTSD, anxiety, and substance...
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When a woman is pregnant, everything she consumes impacts the fetus growing inside her womb....
Virtual reality and psychedelic drugs are both used to disrupt the ordinary sensory experience. Psychedelics such...
Lucid dreams are a phenomenon when a person is asleep; they know that they are...
When someone consumes psychedelics or other substances regularly, they develop a tolerance. The body no longer...
Chemsex is when people consensually use stimulant drugs such as methamphetamine or mephedrone and Gamma...
Some of the world’s greatest artists, from musicians like Jimi Hendrix to poster artist Victor Moscoso, have attributed...
Human beings have been using so-called magic mushrooms as far back as 9000 BC, but new...
Many celebrities and health specialists are creating a buzz about mushroom tea. Not only do they claim it’s tasty...
The Amanita Muscaria (also known as the Fly Agaric) is a hallucinogenic mushroom found in conifer and...
Humankind and hallucinogens have gone hand in hand for millennia. Cave paintings in Spain dating...
Did our ancestors use drugs? If so, was it for the same reasons that we...
MDMA (3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine) is a synthetic hallucinogen. The street names ecstasy or molly sometimes refer to it,...
In the last decade, we have experienced a gradual renaissance of psychedelic therapy, with researchers...
