Yet since 1970, psilocybin has been classified as a Schedule 1 illicit drug, which is defined as having no currently accepted medical use in the US, as well as a high potential for abuse.
In fact, a growing group of researchers is excited about the potential benefits of psilocybin, the primary hallucinogenic compound in ’shrooms, which is showing a lot of promise for helping people overcome hard-to-treat (or treatment-resistant) and life-disrupting conditions like addiction and major depression. Turns out, those aren’t just the ravings of a hallucinogenic mind. Jump to: Psilocybin's Weird History What the Psilocybin Therapy Research Shows How Psilocybin Works in the Brain What to Expect in A Psilocybin Session? Risks of Psilocybin How to Join a Clinical Trial FAQs What is Psilocybin?Īsk people who’ve tried so-called “magic mushrooms” what the experience was like, and many will tell you it’s life-changing.
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