Posts in Addiction
Considering Psychedelics for Parolees: Potential Benefits and Societal Implications

As we delve into innovative approaches to criminal justice reform and rehabilitation, one intriguing idea has been gaining attention: What if we provided individuals on parole with access to psychedelics? This proposal stems from growing evidence suggesting that psychedelics could offer significant benefits in treating mental health issues commonly faced by formerly incarcerated individuals.

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Breaking the Chains of Addiction: Ibogaine Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder

In this blog post, we discuss a recent study that examined the potential of ibogaine treatment for opioid use disorder. The study found significant reductions in withdrawal symptoms and drug use in patients, with some achieving abstinence for one month or longer after treatment. However, the post also highlights the potential risks associated with ibogaine use and emphasizes the need for further research on its safety and efficacy. The blog post is based on the scientific article.

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A Lasting Change: The Long-Term Effects of Psilocybin-Facilitated Smoking Cessation

In this blog post, we discuss a 2017 study that conducted a thematic and content analysis of the DMT experiences in a naturalistic field setting. The researchers identified recurring themes such as encounters with the self, profound insights, intense visualizations, and interconnectedness. The study highlights the importance of set and setting and opens up a discussion on the therapeutic potential of DMT. The blog post is based on the scientific article, and the author includes a disclaimer.

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