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DMT Therapy: Coming to a Clinic Near You?

Canna Law Blog

Notwithstanding its dubious distinction as a Schedule I drug, DMT increasingly is the subject of study for its potential efficacy in treating a wide array of mental-health conditions including depression, anxiety, and PTSD. regulators to launch a clinical program to study the use of DMT for the treatment of stroke-related dysfunction.

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The history and science of psychedelics: from acid and shrooms to ketamine and salvia

The Cannigma

And while most psychedelics are currently illegal in the United States and around the world, researchers are exploring their use in medicine to treat conditions such as depression, PTSD, addiction, anxiety, OCD, migraines, end of life acceptance of mortality, and eating disorders. What is microdosing? How do psychedelics work?

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How to fit CBD products into your alternative health regimen

The Cannigma

While many health conditions can be treated with more traditional pharmaceuticals, plant-based products may be a safer and healthier option – or at least a safe health supplement. These natural alternatives may also be effective as part of a daily “microdosing” regiment. Part of a natural, alternative lifestyle.

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John Hopkins Opens World’s Largest Psilocybin Research Center

Cannabis Law Report

” Here’s some of the topics covered in their latest newsletter. Forbes reported on Hopkins researchers’ recommendation that, if psilocybin should clear Phase III clinical trials, the FDA should reclassify it from a Schedule I to a Schedule IV drug. Psychedelic Research News.

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Why Does Marijuana Make You Lose Weight?

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Besides going against all the classic “munchies/stoner” stereotypes, this finding is especially puzzling as cannabis is often used to increase weight gain in patients with medical conditions such as HIV/AIDS and cancer. So why are medical marijuana patients gaining weight when they need to, but losing weight when they don’t?

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Psychedelic Invest’s 100 Most Influential People in Psychedelics List

Cannabis Law Report

Rick, and MAPS, have published hundreds of research papers, articles, and reports over the past several decades in addition to participation in dozens of clinical trials and international studies. Harris has written a variety of books that touch on the topics of consciousness, spirituality, and psychedelics. Rick Doblin, Ph.D,