hallucinogens

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Scientists discovered the first-ever physical evidence that ancient Egyptians were tripping balls on a cocktail of hallucinogenic drugs.

Scientists Find Evidence That Ancient Egyptians Were Tripping Balls

By Victor Tangermann

DMT is said to produce strangely similar trips for many who take it — and a new version of the drug may help people stay there longer.

Neuroscience and Brain

Startup Trying to Test Whether People on DMT Experience a Shared Alien Universe

By Noor Al-Sibai

Grocery stores have been forced to recall some prepackaged salad mixes after tons of people got sick from a baby spinach mix that gave them hallucinations.

Health & Medicine

Grocery Stores Alarmed by Spinach Giving Dozens of Customers Hallucinogenic Trips

By Noor Al-Sibai

An extremely unlucky Turkish black bear cub got its hands on a pretty questionable treat: hallucinogenic "mad honey" that had it go on a very bad trip.

Science & Energy

Bear Eats Hallucinogenic Honey, Has Wild Trip

By Victor Tangermann

Veterans are spending several thousand dollars to go on special ayahuasca retreats in central America to treat a variety of mental disorders.

Health & Medicine

Veterans Are Taking a Psychedelic Plant to Fight PTSD

By Victor Tangermann

Researchers from the University of Michigan found widespread traces of naturally-occurring dimethyltryptamine (DMT) in the mammalian brain.

Naturally-Occurring “Mystical” Psychedelic Found in Mammal Brains

By Victor Tangermann

Oakland has followed Denver's lead, becoming just the second city in the U.S. to decriminalize magic mushrooms and other entheogenic plants and fungi.

Health & Medicine

Magic Mushrooms Decriminalized in Second US City

By Kristin Houser

A Researcher Wants to Test the Effects of Microdosing on Cognitive Ability and Productivity

Neuroscience and Brain

A Researcher Wants to Test the Effects of Microdosing on Cognitive Ability and Productivity