What are

psychedelics?
About Psychedelics
Psychedelics are substances
that produce hallucinations and
manifest the expansion of a
persons consciousness.
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contain their own various effects.
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Ayahuasca is a South
American plant tea which
contains traces of DMT.

DMT or Dimethyltryptamine
which is a short, but powerful PSYCHED
plant derived psychedelic ELICS
Psilocybin commonly known as
shrooms is a naturally growing
psychedelic. There are many
different variations to this
psychedelic

Lysergic acid diethylamide A new discovery

(LSD) is a synthesized awaits
psychedelic composed of Ergot
fungus morning glory, and PSYCHEDELICS
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experience!
Various people who have taken
psilocybin claim that it helped
them to find themselves.

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Will the risks be
worth it?
Psychedelics are no doubt
potentially dangerous, but does
that mean we should not look
into the potential benefits?
Constantly looking for adverse
effects into them will only result
in finding them. It is time for a
new approach. Focusing on
finding the potential benefits
could help an enormous amount
of people. The question is will a
nation that has taken so many
risks before take another?
discovery consists not in
seeking new landscapes,
but in having new eyes.
-Marcel Proust
The potential behind them
There are numerous unknown
potential effects of psychedelics.
LSD and psilocybin have potential
harms of psychosis and
Hallucinogen persisting perception
disorder (Hppd), but also potential
therapeutic uses for addiction and
anxiety for terminal illness.
Psychedelics for
therapeutic research.
Through psychedelic testing
psychologist will be able to prove
potential benefits and the potential
harms. After thorough and cautious
testing we could see them
A Brain
How do psychedelics affect
the brain?
Psychedelics have different
effects on the brain depending on
the substance that is used. The
knowledge of them is limited, so
there is evidence for only a few.
Something a lot of psychedelics
have in common though is their
ability to change your perception.
Typically your brain filters out the
majority of what a person sees,
but psychedelics take this filter
off.
DMT is a strong short acting
psychedelic, which binds to
receptors in the central nervous
system.
Marijuana a commonly used illicit
drug show exposure in the
prefrontal, hippocampal, and
cerebellar regions among mice.
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addiction, mood disorders, PTSD
depression and various forms of
anxiety.