The Anarchic Brain: How Psychedelics Change the Mind and Brain
Friston and Carhart-Harris created theory how psychedelics create lasting change titled “Relaxed Beliefs Under pSychedelics and the anarchic brain”.
The Entropic Brain: The Neuroscience of Psychedelic States
Dr. Robin Carhart-Harris has constructed a theory of how psychedelic states in the mind relate to activity in the brain: the entropic brain hypothesis.
Psychedelics Produce Enduring Antidepressant Effects in Rats
Research investigating the antidepressant potential of psychedelics has blossomed in recent years. While traditional pharmacotherapy for depression poses adverse side effects and requires repeated dosing, psychedelic therapy produces persistent relief and lasting personality changes, even after as little as one or two treatment sessions. However, there’s debate within the field as to whether the antidepressant […]
Nootropics 101: Are ‘Smart Drugs’ Right for Your Brain?
The beginner’s guide to nootropics.
Ayahuasca Makes Neuron Babies in Your Brain
Researchers from Beckley/Sant Pau Research Programme have shared the latest findings in their study on the effects of ayahuasca on neurogenesis.
The Machines of the Gods
There is stunning evidence that ancient Greek Temples used sophisticated machinery to create illusion and magic–these were the machines of the gods.
Trippy Talk with Psychedelic Researcher Brad Adams
This Brad Adams interview is the second in a series of talks between a high school senior and top psychedelic researchers in the field.
Ultimate Guide to Understanding the Moon
The mysterious nature of the Moon has been fascinating humans for thousands of years. Here is your full guide to understanding the Moon.
The Tradition and Science of Music during a Trip
We explore the traditional role music plays in ceremony, the science of music, and how to create the perfect playlist for your next trip.
A Psychedelic May Revolutionize Obesity Treatment
A study has found that a psychedelic substance may be more effective as an obesity treatment than the pharmaceutical drugs currently available.
