The University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora, CO, has announced the first modern-era psilocybin clinical trial for depression. The UC researchers will test whether psilocybin — the chemical compound that produces psychedelic effects in “magic mushrooms” — can help with treatment-resistant depression.
This may seem a little out
Continue Reading Clinical Tests coming after ‘magic mushrooms’ were legalized in Colorado
It is being hailed as everything from the beginning of a journey to the coming of a new industry, but for sure it’s a step toward legal consumption of “magic mushrooms” in Colorado. The involved event is merely a bureaucratic exercise — today’s first advisory board meeting will, over the
Continue Reading Colorado steps off into the world of ‘magic mushrooms’
When it comes to tax increases, Colorado residents are usually a hard sell. But when it comes to making drugs legal, they are getting a reputation as push-overs. That began course when in 2012 the Centennial State became the first to make marijuana legal for recreational uses.
Now ten years
Continue Reading Even picking them out is not without danger, but Colorado voters favor making them legal
The Mile High City isn’t about to let any other jurisdiction surpass it and seems always to have something to roll out for the 4-20 holiday. This year the Denver City Council is on the verge of allowing delivery services and consumption clubs for marijuana and going further down the
Continue Reading As the 4-20 holiday nears, Denver does what it does to remain highest in the land
