DMT and a Shared Alien Universe?
As The New Republic reports, the Colorado-based psychedelics startup Medicinal Mindfulness is currently seeking approval from the Food and Drug Administration to study what it's calling DMTx, an extended-state, intravenous drip version of DMT that will induce in users trips far longer than the roughly five-to-ten minute experiences the drug typically provides.
DMT carries with it a ton of intriguing qualities, including that studies suggest our brains produce the drug naturally and that those who have taken it often experience variations on the same theme: entering what seems to be another plane or dimension replete with its own ethereal beings, sometimes referred to as "machine elves," who are there to welcome them.
Read moreMDMA-Assisted Therapy and PTSD
Here’s the official statement from MAPS!
The results confirmed findings from MAPP1; no serious adverse events were observed among the participants
In a first for psychedelic-assisted therapy trials, more than half of MAPP2 participants identify as people of color
Happiness- It's Not What We Think
Check out this article on six surprising things you think are making you happy—but are doing the opposite.
Read morePsilocybin and Bipolar Disorder
Researchers collected survey data from over 500 people with bipolar disorder about their experiences using psilocybin, the results of which were published in a previous paper.
Read moreNew Research: Lifetime Use of MDMA and Psilocybin, Less Depression
The Importance of Therapy and Integration with Psychedelics!
Here’s a good article on the benefits of psychedelics, but set and setting, and therapy are important.
Read morePsychedelics and CBD
Some studies have begun to investigate the relationship between CBD and psychedelics… Especially the practice of using CBD to stop SSRI use, which you should wean before using a psychedelic.
Read moreMushrooms and Christmas?
Some historians believe that mushrooms may have sprouted several mainstream Christmas traditions.
As Salon recently reported, the concept of Santa may have been inspired by indigenous Siberian and Northern European shamans who traveled around conducting healing ceremonies during the winter solstice using a type of hallucinogenic mushroom called amanita muscaria, or the fly agaric.
What do you think?!
Read moreTalking About Psychedelics
Visiting with family and friends for the holidays, and wanting to talk about psychedelics? This handy guide can help!
Read moreThings to Watch- Psychedelic Movie Recs
Here’s a list of five movies and series to watch about psychedelics.
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