DMT psychedelic therapy for substance misuse
Explore the latest meta‐analysis on DMT psychedelic therapy for substance misuse, its promising effect sizes, and the cautionary caveats that temper enthusiasm.
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Two Scientists Have a Plan to Test Whether DMT “Entities” Are Real
Donald Hoffman and Andrew Gallimore propose falsifiable experiments for the beings people report meeting on DMT. No results exist yet, and the researchers say hallucination remains the default explanation.
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Psychedelic Therapy for Substance Use Disorder: A Systematic Review Shows Modest Reductions—But Not a Cure
A systematic review examines psychedelic therapy for substance use disorder, highlighting potential benefits and noting study heterogeneity and risk of bias.
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The Subconscious Has a Door—And 25 Disciplines Just Compared the Keys
New mega-review maps how yoga, psychedelics, VR, and even past-life hypnosis all appear to pry open the same neural lock on the mind.
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The Subconscious Isn’t a Basement—It’s the Whole House
A sweeping preprint claims 25+ disciplines can “remodel” the subconscious. We dig into the data to find what actually works, what’s still fantasy, and why the wildest therapy of all—past-life regression—might deserve its first real study.
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The Strange Silence That Feels Like a Psychedelic Trip
Float tanks can trigger “aquahenosis,” an altered state that mirrors psilocybin trips—no drugs required. Here’s what 75 anxious volunteers felt inside the dark, silent water.
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Meta-analysis maps how lab methods trigger dissociative states
A systematic review of 123 studies finds mirror-gazing, ketamine, and cannabis produce the strongest experimentally induced dissociation.
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Psychedelics and Autism Neurobiology: What Early Research Explores
Explore the early, contested research on psychedelics and autism, understanding the neurobiology and the cautious approach to potential therapeutic…
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Tobacco Plants Engineered to Produce Five Psychedelic Compounds
Weizmann scientists engineered tobacco plants to make five psychedelic compounds — psilocybin, DMT and more — a possible sustainable route for research.
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Fractal brain patterns show overlap across psychiatric conditions
A systematic review finds consistent frontal cortex abnormalities in schizophrenia and autism using fractal analysis, but methodological gaps limit clinical translation.
