Hallucinogens and Creativity

Hallucinogens and Creativity

by | Feb 9, 2006 | Research

-By Susan Opar Hallucinogens such as LSD, peyote, MDMA, DMT, psilocybin, morning glory seeds, and many others are thought to be mind-expanding drugs able to increase one’s creativity. Psychedelic, mind-altering drugs have been used for thousands of years and have left...

Not So Dopey

Not So Dopey

by | Apr 18, 2005 | Research

There is a certain cognitive dissonance associated with the word “drug”. On the one hand, it can mean “life-saving medicine”. On the other, it can signify “probably illegal and possibly life-threatening recreation”. Some substances...

IRS and FEC Gag Free Speech!

IRS and FEC Gag Free Speech!

by | Feb 9, 2004 | News Articles

The IRS and FEC are considering rulings that could severely restrict the free speech rights of the Drug Policy Alliance and other issue advocacy groups. The proposed rulings are vague in that they do not clearly state exactly which communications would be illegal....

Herb Inspires High Expectations

Herb Inspires High Expectations

by | Jul 28, 2003 | Research

-By Scott Simmie “Excellent psychedelic herb, as used in ancient Mexico for meditation and healing. $33 per ounce. Comes with classic double CD of suitable songs….” The online ad is from the U.K., the dollar figure is U.S., and the herb being hawked...