In this mini retro review, we take a look back at the 1971 album Maggot Brain by George Clinton’s Funkadelic. The post The Psych Ward: Maggot Brain by Funkadelic appeared first on Psychedelic Scene Magazine.
Exactly what psilocybin does to the brain to trigger changes in mood and behavior is still a big mystery, but we know that, acutely, when someone’s on a psychedelic, the brain communicates in a much different way than it was “programmed” to
Kati Astraeir is a mystical and visionary artist from Bialystok, Poland, who now resides in Tucson, Arizona, USA. The post Artist Spotlight: Kati Astraeir appeared first on Psychedelic Scene Magazine.
We look back at the brilliant album whose lack of immediate success tragically broke up one of the great British Invasion bands: The Zombies. The post The Psych Ward: Oddessey and Oracle by The Zombies appeared first on Psychedelic Scene Magazine.
Psychedelic therapy aka psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy, or the acronym PAP is a type of psychotherapy in which organic psychedelic compounds or chemicals are used as part of the psychotherapeutic process.
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New research published in iScience provides unique insights into how psilocybin alters brain activity during psychedelic experiences. The findings suggest that while the overall activity of the brain becomes more chaotic during the psychedelic state, the brain's ability to maintain complex interactions in response to external stimulation is not affected.
Adam Staples, co-founder of the Phoenix Psychedelic Society, interviews author and psychedelic psychotherapist Dr. Rachel Harris. We’ve included an excerpt from her new book Swimming in the Sacred: Wisdom from the Psychedelic Underground. The post Psychedelic Ways of Knowing: An Interview with Dr. Rachel Harris appeared first on Psychedelic Scene Magazine.
Sociedelic Sociedelic - Psychedelic Society Community and News Once infamous for its 17th century witch trials, the city of Salem, Massachusetts, is now pioneering a groundbreaking change. In a move that marks the end of a modern-day “witch hunt,” Salem has officially put a stop to arrests for psilocybin mushrooms. This decision makes it the sixth Massachusetts city to take such an initiative, […] The post The Dawn of a New Era: Salem Ends Arrests for Psilocybin Mushrooms appeared first on Sociedelic.
Sociedelic Sociedelic - Psychedelic Society Community and News What does the latest research say about Delta 8 THC? We dispel the myths and highlight the facts. Click to read more. The post Uncovering the Truth: Myths & Facts About Delta 8 Explained appeared first on Sociedelic.
But watch out. This trippy shroom is easier to mistake for deadly lookalikes [...] Read More... The post Yes, this Yellow Amanita is Psychoactive—But It’s Not Like A Magic Mushroom appeared first on DoubleBlind Mag.
Australia's Therapeutic Goods Administration has approved the prescription of MDMA and psilocybin by authorized psychiatrists for PTSD and treatment-resistant depression. This decision, a first worldwide, has sparked a debate among experts. While some hail it as a breakthrough for patients unresponsive to conventional therapies, others express concerns about its implementation.
My Mom would have been an ideal candidate for microdosing psychedelics. Why? You may wonder? The post Moms Microdosing Magic Mushrooms to be Better Parents appeared first on Psychedelic Integration Therapy.
In the midst of a Psychedelic Renaissance, researchers examined where people using psychedelics obtain their information. The study reveals users typically consult diverse sources outside mainstream health and medical systems, with their own experiences being the most common source. They found that users trust information from scientific journals, psychedelic non-profits, and university researchers the most, while government agencies and pharmaceutical companies are the least trusted. This study could inform policy and public health strategies to bridge the information trust gap and promote safe psychedelic use.
Patients tend to have a stronger brain response to music the day after receiving psilocybin-assisted therapy, according to new research published in the Journal of Affective Disorders. The stronger response to music was related to how intense the psychedelic experience felt during the therapy. The new findings provide some of the first scientific insights into the potential effects of psychedelic therapy on neural responses to music.
“Three thousand five hundred dollars. That’s how much it’s going to cost to swallow 4 grams of psilocybin mushrooms and undergo a six-hour therapy session at EPIC Healing Eugene—if and when the clinic gets its license to run a “psilocybin service center” and its owner, Cathy Jonas, gets her facilitator license after undergoing 300 hours... Continue Reading → The post Oregon’s Appetite for Psilocybin Is Being Fed Outside the Law in the Mushroom Underground appeared first on Psychedelic Integration Therapy.
Yes, these alien-looking shrooms are psychedelic [...] Read More... The post The Freaky Magic of Enigma Mushrooms appeared first on DoubleBlind Mag.
People who use psychedelic substances in an attempt to self-treat their mental health tend to report mild-to-moderate positive outcomes, according to new research published in the Journal of Psychopharmacology. But there were more negative effects reported by these individuals than in clinical settings where professionals are involved in the treatment.
Sacred cacti like Peruvian Torch are at risk from overharvesting in Peru. A collective wants to replant them [...] Read More... The post The Quest To Preserve Peruvian Torch—By Planting One Million Sacred Cacti appeared first on DoubleBlind Mag.
Experts in bioethics, law and policy from top universities in the US call for creative and collaborative policies to regulate the use and oversight of psychedelics for treating conditions like depression and post-traumatic stress disorder. In a paper published in the journal Science, the authors propose solutions to regulatory challenges in anticipation of FDA approval of psychedelics for medical use, while stressing the need for a strong evidence base for efficacy and safety.
Psilocybe aren't the only magic mushies out there [...] Read More... The post Pluteus americanus is Magic, but You’ve Probably Never Heard of It appeared first on DoubleBlind Mag.
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Researchers studied the brain activity of healthy participants under the influence of nitrous oxide, comparing it to data from studies with ketamine and LSD to see whether the neurobiology of the psychedelic experience was similar. They found that the patterns of activity associated with the different substances overlapped, indicating common underlying biology, which could inform future research on the therapeutic use of psychedelics.
Meet Oregon's forgotten shroom [...] Read More... The post Psilocybe baeocystis Was Once Mistaken As Deadly—It’s Just Psychedelic appeared first on DoubleBlind Mag.
In recent times magic mushrooms have been used to treat OCD in similar fashion as other medications. Here we dive deep in the ways Magic Mushroom can help with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.
No, this mushie isn't a con artist—it just has way too many names [...] Read More... The post Psilocybe serbica and the Case of Mistaken Identity appeared first on DoubleBlind Mag.
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