Below are the best articles we could find on Psychedelic Research and microdosing.
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Sizing up the commercial and therapeutic prospects for the psychedelic revival.
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The perception of time is a fundamental process of the brain, linked tightly to attention, emotions, memory, psychiatric and neurological disorders, and even consciousness—but while scientists have been anecdotally noting how drugs can change time perception for decades, very few have been able to...
Here, we explore the potential role of psychedelics within a yoga practice or as therapeutic treatment.
There is an abundance of good news. After forty plus years of research being denied, what Charles Grob kindly called, “a lull,” psychedelic science is back.
The benefits of controlled psilocybin use and spiritual practice on people's well-being long outlast the high, researchers find.
Consuming crumb-size amounts of psychedelics — not to get high but to feel more focused and creative and present — has moved a tiny bit mainstream.
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We've long known that taking psychedelic drugs could have a profound therapeutic effect on people's mental health and outlook, but new research points to what's actually going on "under the hood" in the brain.
We just ran the first ever pre-registered scientific study on the microdosing of psychedelics and found some very promising results.
The party line of the microdosing community is that it helps with feelings of depression and anxiety (depending on the drug and the severity of the illness), and can make general improvements to your day-to-day life — from focus and productivity (it’s a Silicon Valley hack) to sleep and sex drive.
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Before the school run, or commuting to work, increasing numbers are taking tiny doses of psychedelic drugs in the UK. Why?
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