LSD, DMT, Psilocybin Alter Memory, Empathy, Cognition
A deep dive into how LSD, DMT, and psilocybin affect memory, empathy, and cognition — and what the science doesn’t say.
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The Effect of Psychedelics on Associative Learning: A Surprising Window into the Mind
Psychedelics may unlock new ways of learning—here’s what the science reveals.
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DMT Therapy Could Be a Game-Changer for Addiction — But the Science Isn’t Clear Yet
A recent study hints that DMT — the hallucinogenic compound found in plants like ayahuasca — could be a powerful tool for treating addiction. But the…
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High Dose THC Can Mimic Psilocybin—And That’s a Big Deal
A small study finds 25 mg THC can feel like psilocybin. What does that mean for the future of psychedelic therapy?
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The subtle science: a systematic review of psilocybin magic mushroom and truffle microdosing
What if the secret to better focus, mood, and creativity lies in a tiny dose of a mushroom? A new review finds the evidence is murky.
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Psychedelics and PTSD: What the Science Really Shows
A new review finds MDMA and ketamine show promise for PTSD, but the path is far from clear.
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Music Playlist Use in Clinical Trials of Psychedelic Assisted Psychotherapy: A Hidden Code
How playlists shape the psychedelic experience — and what the science reveals about music’s role in healing.
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Methodologies in Psychedelic Therapy: The Missing Puzzle Pieces
How the science of psychedelic therapy is still missing the big picture—and what that means for the future of mental health.
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Methodological fragmentation and integration priorities in psychedelic-assisted therapy assessment
A scoping review reveals how psychedelic therapy is being measured—and where the science still needs to go.
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Psychedelics and Meditation Rewire the Brain for Healing
A groundbreaking review reveals how altered states of consciousness—from meditation to psychedelics—unlock the subconscious, with surprising overlaps in…
