Meta-analysis: Standard-dose psilocybin linked to short-term depression relief
Psilocybin depression research suggests standard-dose psilocybin may be associated with reduced depressive symptoms, but more studies are needed to confirm…
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No, Mushrooms Don’t ‘Cure’ Alzheimer’s — What the Myelin Research Actually Shows
Mushrooms alzheimers research may suggest improved cellular lifespan and reduced fear, but was associated with limited animal studies and no human brain…
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Meta-analysis links psychedelics to distinct neural and experiential patterns
Psychedelics brain effects were associated with changed connectivity patterns, which may suggest new understanding of their neural impact
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A single psilocybin dose desynchronized the brain’s core network for weeks, a Nature study found
Psilocybin brain effects may suggest a lasting change in connectivity between key networks, was associated with a dramatic desynchronization of brain activity
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How they weaponized a spa toy
Floatation therapy was associated with ego dissolution, with one in three anxious volunteers reporting complete loss of self, similar to effects of classic…
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The Brain State You Can Float Into
Sensory deprivation was associated with altered states similar to psilocybin, sparking curiosity about its potential effects on the brain and self-perception
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2026 State Psychedelic Policy Tracker: 115 Bills, 17 Laws, and the Ibogaine Research Wave
Ibogaine research was associated with significant policy developments, sparking curiosity about its potential applications and funding models
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A 15-Minute Trip That Might Cut Drug Use by Half? New DMT Meta-Analysis Says Yes—With an Asterisk the Size of Texas
DMT therapy was associated with a significant reduction in substance misuse, but may require skilled counseling and longer integration periods to be effective
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The Map That Was Too Early: Roland Fischer’s 1971 Blueprint of the Psychedelic Brain
The psychedelic brain was associated with increased neural entropy, a concept that may suggest a link between meditation and psychedelic states
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The Computer That Thinks You’re Bored: Inside the Race to Read Emotions
Emotion recognition may suggest when you’re feeling bored or stressed, using facial coding and biosignals to read your emotions with surprising accuracy
