Posts Tagged Depression

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What to Know about Psilocybin Therapy for Depression

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Depression, Mental Health, Psilocybin, Psychedelic Therapy, Psychedelics

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Microdosing for Depression: Better than Prozac? Better than Tripping?

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Depression, Microdosing

Featured Image: Psilocybin and Major Depressive Disorder

Featured Image: Psilocybin and Major Depressive Disorder

Psilocybin and Major Depressive Disorder

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Depression, Integration, Mental Health, Psilocybin, Psychedelics

Featured Image: Visions to Heed: Ketamine’s Breakout In Psychedelic Therapy

Featured Image: Visions to Heed: Ketamine’s Breakout In Psychedelic Therapy

Visions to Heed: Ketamine’s Breakout In Psychedelic Therapy

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Anxiety, Depression, Ketamine, Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy

Treatment options for obesity. A dusty purple background with liquidy patterns. There is a larger-sizes person in a white t-shirt holding a scale, cropped to just their torso. There are also some pink psychedelic liquid patterns around the scale.

Treatment options for obesity. A dusty purple background with liquidy patterns. There is a larger-sizes person in a white t-shirt holding a scale, cropped to just their torso. There are also some pink psychedelic liquid patterns around the scale.

Can Psychedelic Therapy Treat Obesity?

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Anxiety, Depression, Harm Reduction, Mental Health, Plant Medicines, Psilocybin, Psychedelic Research, Psychedelic Therapy, Psychedelics, Substance Use Disorders

Psychedelics Role In Treating Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias

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Anxiety, Depression, Ethics, LSD, Psilocybin, Psychedelic Clinical Trial, Psychedelic Medicine, Psychedelic Research, Psychedelic Therapy, Psychedelics

Psychedelics and Fibromyalgia. The image features a woman with dark hair tied back, seen from behind, wearing a beige ribbed sweater. She is touching her shoulder and neck with one hand, where a red overlay suggests pain or discomfort. The background is blurred, with soft blue and purple hues. Additionally, there is an abstract swirl of pastel colors—green, blue, and pink—giving a dreamlike or psychedelic effect. The composition focuses on the upper back and neck area, visually emphasizing pain relief or alternative treatments.

Psychedelics and Fibromyalgia. The image features a woman with dark hair tied back, seen from behind, wearing a beige ribbed sweater. She is touching her shoulder and neck with one hand, where a red overlay suggests pain or discomfort. The background is blurred, with soft blue and purple hues. Additionally, there is an abstract swirl of pastel colors—green, blue, and pink—giving a dreamlike or psychedelic effect. The composition focuses on the upper back and neck area, visually emphasizing pain relief or alternative treatments.

Psychedelics and Pain: Fibromyalgia

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Depression, Mental Health, Psilocybin, Psychedelic Clinical Trial, Psychedelic Medicine, Psychedelic Research, PTSD, Trauma

MDMA Stays in Your System. The image features two main elements: a collection of pink, heart-shaped pills, some inside a small transparent plastic bag and others scattered on a white surface, and a toned female figure wearing a sports bra, depicted in a blue-tinted overlay. The composition is balanced, with the pills occupying the left side and the woman on the right. The color palette consists primarily of pink and blue, creating a contrast between the two subjects. The background is mostly white with a soft gradient of blue at the bottom, adding depth to the image. The visual style suggests themes related to effects on the body.

MDMA Stays in Your System. The image features two main elements: a collection of pink, heart-shaped pills, some inside a small transparent plastic bag and others scattered on a white surface, and a toned female figure wearing a sports bra, depicted in a blue-tinted overlay. The composition is balanced, with the pills occupying the left side and the woman on the right. The color palette consists primarily of pink and blue, creating a contrast between the two subjects. The background is mostly white with a soft gradient of blue at the bottom, adding depth to the image. The visual style suggests themes related to effects on the body.

How Long Does MDMA Stay in Your System?

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Anxiety, Depression, Harm Reduction, MDMA, MDMA Therapy, Mental Health, Psychedelic Medicine, Psychedelics, PTSD