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Just One or Two Doses of Psilocybin Can Cure Alcoholism?- The Latest Psychedelic Medical Research is Amazing!
However, psilocybin or magic mushrooms have been promising for the treatment of alcohol use disorder. Recent studies have shed light on the therapeutic benefits of psilocybin for alcoholism, specifically its efficacy and quick-acting mechanisms. A recent study conducted by investigators at the University of Copenhagen together with the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism revealed that just one dose of psilocybin taken from magic mushrooms was successful in treating alcohol use disorder (AUD).
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$9,500,000 Fine for Illegal NY Dispensary That Didn't Listen to State's Warnings to Shut Down Operations
In a significant move aimed at regulating the burgeoning cannabis industry in New York, Attorney General Letitia James has announced a substantial penalty against George West, the owner of the unlicensed cannabis shop Jaydega 7.0 located in Canandaigua. The judgment, which totals $9.5 million, underscores the state’s commitment to enforcing its cannabis laws and ensuring that operators comply with legal standards.
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Skip Medical and Just Go Straight to Recreational Cannabis? - Kansas Says It Might Be Easier To Do It That Way
The conversation around cannabis legalization is heating up in Kansas. Recently, Debbi Beavers, a top state official, suggested that it might be “easier” for lawmakers to legalize recreational marijuana rather than starting with a medical cannabis program. This statement has ignited discussions about the implications of such a shift in policy.
Opinion
What's the Most Dangerous Drug on the Market?
But what if I told you that the most dangerous drug isn't what you think it is? If you stopped random people on the street and asked them to name the most harmful substance, you'd likely hear responses like "heroin," "crack," or "meth." However, a fascinating study by Professor David Nutt and his colleagues reveals a far different reality.
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If The FDA Approves It, 5 Million Depressed Americans Could Benefit From a New Psychedelic Therapy
Researchers at the Centre for Psychedelic Research at Imperial College in London found that taking magic mushrooms were more successful at treating depression compared to the widely prescribed SSRI antidepressants. For the study, they focused on escitalopram, an SSRI antidepressant, and psilocybin.
Opinion
Maternal Cannabis Use Does Not Lead to Higher Rates of ADHD or Behavior Disorders in Children Says New Massive Medical Study
Now, here's where it gets interesting. Of these 117,130 pregnant individuals, 4.6% screened positive for cannabis use during early pregnancy. That's about 5,388 cannabis-using moms-to-be, if my back-of-the-rolling-paper math is correct. So, what did they find? Hold onto your hats, because this might blow your mind: maternal prenatal cannabis use was not associated with an increased risk of offspring developing ADHD or disruptive behavior disorders (DBD). In fact, the adjusted hazard ratio for ADHD was 0.84, which is science-speak for "Nope, no link here."
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The Court Case That Could Legalize Marijuana in America - Appeal Filed in Canna Provisions vs. US Government Case
As oral arguments approach in the pivotal case involving Canna Provisions and the DOJ, the outcome could significantly impact individual freedoms and economic opportunities, extending beyond a single company or court ruling. This ongoing conflict between state-level legalization and federal prohibition highlights a broader debate about personal liberty, public health, economic strategy, and social justice in America.
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40% of Cancer Patients are Now Using Cannabis to Manage Symptoms? - The Growing Case for Cannabis for Cancer
As awareness of these benefits spreads, an increasing number of cancer patients are turning to cannabis as a complementary therapy. Surveys indicate that approximately 20-40% of cancer patients use cannabis to manage their symptoms. This trend reflects a growing acceptance of cannabis within both patient communities and some segments of the medical community.
Opinion
The Black Pander: How Kamala Harris is Trying to Sway Young Black Men with Weed Legalization
Today, we're turning our discerning gaze towards Vice President Kamala Harris and her latest campaign promise. Specifically, we're dissecting her attempt to woo young Black male voters with promises of cannabis reform and economic opportunities. Now, don't get me wrong - these are important issues that deserve attention. But there's something about the timing and presentation that's got my bullshit detector working overtime.
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Fired for a Positive THC Drug Test after Taking CBD - Supreme Court to Hear Truck Driver Case on CBD, THC, and Drug Testing
In 2020, Douglas Horn, a truck driver employed by a logistics company, found himself at the center of a legal battle that would ultimately reach the U.S. Supreme Court. His ordeal began when he decided to try a CBD (cannabidiol) product called Dixie X, produced by Medical Marijuana Inc., which he believed to be completely free of THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), the psychoactive compound in cannabis. This decision was motivated by Horn's desire to manage chronic pain resulting from injuries sustained in a previous trucking accident.
Opinion
The Marijuana Misinformation Machine - How Politicians Plan to Block Cannabis Legalization
In recent years, we've heard politicians clamoring about the dangers of "misinformation" and "disinformation," with some even calling for regulations on free speech. But these same politicians seem to have a glaring blind spot when it comes to their own history of spreading falsehoods, particularly regarding cannabis.

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