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Study finds long benefit in illegal mushroom drug - Salon.com

Unbekannt rated 3 months ago
Jun 30th, 2008 | NEW YORK -- In 2002, at a Johns Hopkins University laboratory, a business consultant named Dede Osborn took a psychedelic drug as part of a research project. "I feel more centered in who I am and what I'm doing," said Osborn, now 66, of rovidence, R.I. "I ...

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shadowpool rated 3 months ago
Duh?
Athaton rated 3 months ago
They should have corroborated the reported shifts like they did before. Interesting. I would also like to see more research into setting and intention of use effects.
Unbekannt rated 3 months ago
Jun 30th, 2008 | NEW YORK -- In 2002, at a Johns Hopkins University laboratory, a business consultant named Dede Osborn took a psychedelic drug as part of a research project. "I feel more centered in who I am and what I'm doing," said Osborn, now 66, of rovidence, R.I. "I don't seem to have those self-doubts like I used to have. I feel much more grounded (and feel that) we are all connected."
Kaose rated 3 months ago
Hell, this has been the majority experience for many people. About time some research was done into it.