A Treatment Supported by Research

From the New York Times to Johns Hopkins University and the FDA, psychedelic natural medicine is gaining attention for its powerful healing potential. Studies reveal that natural medicine can be up to twice as effective as antidepressants, offering relief to those battling anxiety, depression, trauma, and other complex mental health challenges.

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Stanford Psychedelic Science Symposium
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The Stanford Psychedelic Science Symposium ended with a panel with all speakers and Alan Schatzberg and from some dinner conversations with the presenters and Rob Malenka, Deputy Director of the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute.

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