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The psychedelic renaissance: a review on microdosing, the routine use of low-dose psychedelics as a therapeutic

April 16, 2022

By Reshma Kolala   Abstract Psychedelic drugs are far from what is considered to be conventional medicine. An infamous history of misuse has stigmatized psychedelics, making it difficult to garner support for its use as a potential therapeutic tool. However, among working adults, taking low doses of psychedelics has recently gained popularity in its ability […]

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Psychedelics Herald New Era of Mental Health

June 25, 2021

By Macarena Cortina, Psychology ‘21  Author’s Note: As a psychology major who used to be a plant biology major, I’m very interested in the arenas where these two fields interact. Such is the case with psychoactive plants and fungi that produce significant alterations in brain chemistry and other aspects of the human psyche. That is […]

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