Psychedelics as possible factors in future human adaptation
An interdisciplinary paper asks whether psychedelics, through their effects on neuroplasticity and social behavior, could contribute to future processes of human adaptation.
Topic - brain plasticity
Psilocybin aligns brain activity more closely with context
A Nature study finds psilocybin does not simply disorder brain activity but couples network dynamics more closely to the situation being experienced.
Classic psychedelics in chronic pain: first signals, but no proof of efficacy yet
A critical review examines the evidence on psilocybin, LSD, ayahuasca, DMT, and mescaline in chronic pain and finds it promising but preliminary.
Psychedelics could open the brain to new learning
A review by Gül Dölen and Makenzie L. Wilkinson proposes that psychedelics temporarily increase the adult brain's capacity for learning and adaptation.
Lasting effects of LSD on motor learning and neural signals
A randomized crossover trial in 45 healthy adults links a single 100 microgram dose of LSD to changes in learning and neurophysiology days later.
Study: a single psilocybin experience comes with measurable changes in the brain
An exploratory study with 28 psychedelic-naive adults found changes in brain activity, imaging measures, and subjective experience up to a month later.
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