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Is Microdosing Mescaline Legal? In this day and age, “microdosing” has become quite the buzzword — both within and beyond the world of psychedelics. Claimed by many to be an alternative to pharmaceuticals and a shortcut to productivity, microdosing is regarded by some as a miracle or a testament to the power of placebo, and […]
By Katie Stone
Medical Editor: Dr. David Cox, PhD, ABPP We all have been impacted by trauma in our lives. Whether from a car accident or assault, military service, witnessing violence at work, or even while watching the morning news during a fateful event. When we’re exposed to these experiences over and over again through the course of […]
By Katie Stone
Medical Editor: Dr. Benjamin Malcolm, PharmD, MPH, BCPP What is Ibogaine? Ibogaine is a psychoactive indole alkaloid found in several species of plants. The most well-known is Tabernanthe iboga, a slow-growing perennial shrub from West Africa. Tabernanthe iboga, commonly called Iboga, is only native to three nations. It is most abundant in Gabon, but also […]
By Katie Stone
Medical Editor: Dr. Benjamin Malcolm, PharmD, MPH, BCPP Since its addiction interrupting properties were first discovered, ibogaine has proven a fascinating and unique compound. The psychoactive indole alkaloid is well known among those working in fields of addiction treatment and harm-reduction, but the prohibition of ibogaine has limited research opportunities. Ibogaine’s impacts and toxicity are […]
By Katie Stone
Sustainability and Ibogaine Sustainability is about keeping systems running smoothly — particularly ecological systems. Ibogaine is a psychoactive indole alkaloid molecule in the oneirogen class of substances. Oneirogenic compounds are known to produce a rapid eye movement (REM) dream-like state, which can slightly differ from other traditional psychedelics due to its’ mechanism of action on […]
By Katie Stone
Imagine if you can: the year is 1969. Psychedelic drugs have become popular among young people as a way to explore new ideas and artistic expression — and to transcend reality. The Vietnam War has been going on for years, and there is no end in sight. College students are protesting the war, demanding that […]
By Katie Stone
Dive into the world of psychedelic rituals with our expert guide. Explore the types, practices, & potential of incorporating rituals into your journeys. An Overview of Psychedelic Rituals Psychedelics have been used for centuries in spiritual ceremonies. Sometimes called shamanic practices, indigenous cultures worldwide use various forms of ritual to connect with the spiritual realm. […]
By Katie Stone
Confused about ibogaine vs ayahuasca? Explore their effects, cultural significance, and safety to make an informed choice for your healing journey. Ibogaine is not the same as ayahuasca, and if you are considering whether to participate in psychedelic therapy, you might have some questions about which treatment is right for you. Ayahuasca and ibogaine are […]
By Katie Stone
Psychedelic Music When thinking of psychedelic music, the first thing that might come to mind is The Grateful Dead or even The Beatles in their post-LSD years. For others, psychedelic music might bring to mind modern Trance or the multitude of electronic sub-genres that travel festival circuits. But, there’s a lot more to psychedelic music […]
By Katie Stone
Medical Editor: Dr. Lynn Marie Morski, MD, Esq Ibogaine and Neuroplasticity: An Overview The idea that the human brain can change its physical structure and function in response to changes in environmental input has been around since the late 19th century, but it was only recently that technology allowed us to measure these changes objectively. […]
By Katie Stone
In a world where we are constantly searching for spiritual support, it is not surprising that many people turn to religious disciplines like Buddhism. However, it may be more surprising if they turn to psychedelics. And it may be most surprising if they decide to combine both into a form of psychedelic spirituality. There is […]
By Katie Stone
As it currently stands, MDMA (3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine) is classed as a Schedule 1 drug. This determination is based, in theory, on the DEA’s assessment that MDMA is highly addictive and has a high risk of abuse —and that it has no medicinal value or therapeutic potential. But, as is becoming increasingly clear through surmounting research, not […]
By Katie Stone