Psychedelic tryptamine 4-HO-MET detected in commercial tablets
Researchers have detected the synthetic psychedelic 4-HO-MET in four commercially sold tablets and one unlabeled powder.
Topic - harm reduction
The logic of drug policy: why are some stimulants accepted and others banned?
A conceptual paper asks why caffeine, nicotine and prescription stimulants are accepted while other psychoactive plants and compounds are criminalized.
Naturalistic psychedelic use from a public health perspective
A review of 104 peer-reviewed articles examines the mental, physical, and social effects of psychedelic use outside clinical settings.
Review: fly agaric is gaining relevance in the landscape of new psychoactive substances
A narrative review finds fly agaric increasingly marketed like a new psychoactive substance, with known risks and no treatment guidelines.
Microdosing with psychedelics: users are often female and use other drugs less often
A survey of 6,193 psychedelic users finds that exclusive microdosers are older, more often female and less experienced with other substances.
Scientific survey on the use of fly agaric
A University of Winchester survey collects anonymous reports from adults who have used the fly agaric mushroom in the past five years.
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