News from around the world of Psychedelics.
Amid a push to legalize so-called “magic mushrooms” in California, research accelerates into their health benefits: “We’re talking about a non-psychedelic event. What you’re getting is mostly an opening of the mind.”
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In a surprising move, Utah legislators are backing a law that could lead to embracing psychedelics for therapeutic reasons.
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Microdosing psychedelics has become a popular wellness trend, but is it really that beneficial? Learn more on the science of how much you take and how often you take psychedelics.
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Psychedelics biotech Eleusis has its eyes on an expansion, and it’s going the SPAC route to get it. The biotech announced earlier today that it’s teaming up with a SPAC born out of asset manager Silver Spike Capital to make Eleusis a public company. Once the deal goes through sometime
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Psychedelics sciences firm Eleusis plans to go public through a deal with SPAC Spike Acquisition Corp. II (SPKB) in a deal that give the combined company an enterprise value of $446M
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It wasn’t that long ago when psychedelics emerged as a potentially better natural plant-based medicine for treating such things as treatment-resistant depression (TRD), into what is now a billion-dollar juggernaut of an industry. Then an even curiouser thing happened. Around 2015, organizers of more and more conferences about cannabis—and some that were not about cannabis […]
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British psychedelics company Eleusis will go public via a merger with Silver Spike Acquisition Corp. II (“S…
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It’s no secret that psychedelics are on the comeback trail, with a record number of trials and total investment in the hundreds of millions of dollars in
Continue readingAs the psychedelics industry is set to have another record-breaking year, we take a look at the milestones of 2021 and what we can expect in the coming year.
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Seattle and Detroit approved this fall measures to protect consumers of “entheogenic” plants and fungi. These policies form part of a larger trend, which began […]
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